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Spanish business group sees Morocco as a strategic industrial hub for long-term investment
A leading Spanish business organization has called on Spanish companies to make Morocco a core part of their long-term growth strategies, highlighting the Kingdom’s expanding infrastructure, industrial base and proximity to Europe. While these advantages are strengthening Morocco’s appeal, the group says they must be translated into greater productive investment and deeper integration into local value chains.
Morocco, Kazakhstan launch business council to deepen trade and investment ties
Morocco’s General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) on Tuesday hosted the inaugural meeting of the Morocco-Kazakhstan Business Council, launching a permanent platform aimed at strengthening trade and investment between the two countries.
Free jewelry, pizzas and weddings? Morocco’s World Cup run fuels promotional frenzy as legal expert warns offers could be binding
Businesses across Morocco have launched increasingly ambitious social media campaigns tied to a potential Atlas Lions victory, prompting questions about whether such promises are legally enforceable.
Over half a million graduates enter Morocco’s labor market each year. Can the economy keep up?
How can Morocco turn its demographic dividend into a driver of growth rather than a source of social imbalance? With more than 510,000 new graduates entering the labour market each year, the country faces a structural employment challenge. The launch of the TPME Pact reflects efforts to position small businesses as a key engine for creating skilled jobs and boosting competitiveness.
Coface forecasts a 6% rise in business failures: What it means for Morocco
Geopolitical tensions continue to leave a lasting mark on the global economy. In its latest country and sector risk assessment, French credit insurer Coface forecasts a 6% increase in business insolvencies worldwide and global growth of just 2.3% in 2026. For Morocco, the outlook underscores the challenge of navigating an increasingly uncertain international environment marked by elevated logistics costs, fragile supply chains, and weaker demand from key trading partners.