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A consortium comprised of Nareva, Kanadevia Inova and Itochu has signed the concession agreement for the Casablanca integrated waste-to-energy facility, which will process 1.5 million tonnes of waste annually and generate enough electricity to power nearly one million people.

After nearly two months of strike action that brought courts across Morocco to a standstill, Casablanca’s Bar Association is facing growing criticism over its decision to grant lawyers a one-off payment of MAD 4,000—an amount many say falls well below the support provided in other cities.

Marking the 27th anniversary of the Throne Day celebrations, Nouaceur province launched a series of social development projects on Wednesday, July 29. The flagship initiatives include a modern sports complex in Bouskoura and an intelligent surveillance system designed to protect the Bouskoura Forest.

Successive heat waves are reshaping Morocco’s cooling market, with air conditioners rapidly replacing fans as the preferred way to beat soaring summer temperatures. Once considered a luxury purchase, air conditioning is becoming a standard household appliance as prices fall and demand climbs.

The New York Times examines the race to host the 2030 World Cup final, looking at the arguments in favor of the future Grand Stade Hassan II, concerns in Spain, the Infantino–Pérez relationship, and Donald Trump’s reported involvement in the debate over the tournament’s potential host city.

The dust has barely settled on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, yet attention has already shifted to the 2030 tournament, which will be jointly hosted by Morocco, Spain and Portugal. One question, above all, has become a growing source of anxiety in Spain: where will the final be played? Madrid has stepped up its campaign in support of the Santiago Bernabéu, but who will ultimately make the decision? Here’s how the process works.

Three weeks after the troubled handover of Casablanca’s waste collection services from former operator Averda to Arma, local authorities have stepped up oversight meetings in an effort to restore normal operations. While service disruptions persist and corrective measures remain underway, Wali Mohamed Mhidia has taken a firmer stance, urging the company, headed by Youssef Ahizoune, to fulfil its contractual obligations.

The National Airports Office (ONDA) is continuing to roll out the governance framework underpinning its “Airports 2030” strategy. A new director has been appointed to lead Casablanca’s Mohammed V Airport, as Morocco’s busiest airport accelerates its transformation to support rising air traffic and advance the ambitions of the “Airports 2030” roadmap.

American magazine Architectural Digest (AD) has published an in-depth feature on the Grand Stade Hassan II, currently under construction in Benslimane, a venue expected to become one of the defining symbols of the 2030 FIFA World Cup.