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Co-working spaces in Morocco’s secondary cities are multiplying fast, and the data shows a clear shift: founders and remote workers are choosing cities far from Casablanca and Rabat to build, test, and grow their businesses at lower cost and with direct access to both African and European networks. Why secondary cities now make sense Morocco’s … Read more
Atlantic winds drive one of the most underappreciated advantages in Morocco’s business geography, and the data behind it shapes real decisions for founders and remote professionals choosing where to operate. Why the Atlantic coast behaves like a different country Morocco sits between the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Sahara Desert. This geography produces … Read more
Renewable energy in Morocco is no longer a promise on paper. The numbers are live, the contracts are signed, and investors from 4 continents are committing capital for the long term. Why the fundamentals are strong Morocco sits at a rare intersection. Due to its high renewable energy potential in both solar and wind, and … Read more
Morocco has officially launched a new generation of biometric passport, cementing a long-anticipated upgrade to one of its most important travel documents. The decision, formalised through a government decree adopted on July 9, 2026, signals a clear commitment to aligning Morocco’s identity infrastructure with the latest international standards. A decree that makes it official Morocco’s … Read more
Morocco business is one of the most actively pursued opportunities on the continent right now, and the numbers behind that statement are not soft: in 2024, Morocco attracted $38 billion in foreign direct investment, driven by its position as a bridge between Europe and sub-Saharan Africa. Morocco has signed more than 55 bilateral and multilateral … Read more
Jazzablanca is back in Casablanca, and the 19th edition is the most ambitious the festival has ever produced, with 50 artists, 3 stages, and 10 straight nights of live music spanning jazz, pop, rock, soul, gnaoua, and hip-hop. What is Jazzablanca and why does it matter Jazzablanca was founded in 2006 by the Moroccan production … Read more
Every summer, hundreds of children from the Moroccan diaspora trade their adopted countries for a few weeks of culture, sport, and memory-making in Morocco. This year, the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad brings that tradition to its 27th edition, welcoming 960 young participants to its socio-cultural centre in Kénitra. Notably, the programme includes … Read more
Atlantic coast Morocco is pulling in a new wave of remote workers, and the numbers behind it are more serious than most people expect. What makes this coast different from other nomad destinations Morocco’s Atlantic coast stretches from Tangier in the north to Agadir in the south. The coast’s strategic location along the Atlantic provides … Read more
For decades, French served as Morocco’s de facto language of power, education, and upward mobility. That consensus is eroding. French is progressively losing ground to English among young Moroccans, and the shift is reshaping dynamics in universities, on social media, and in the professional world, including relationships between resident youth and Moroccans living abroad. A … Read more
Morocco’s Secretariat of State for Crafts and the Social and Solidarity Economy has officially banned the use of tar in the production and decoration of clay food pottery. The decision follows tests carried out on samples of tar-coated pottery that returned alarming results. The ban, communicated through a formal circular, marks one of the most … Read more