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Morocco is redefining what economic growth looks like in Africa. The Morocco green economy is no longer a long-term ambition. It is an active transformation, backed by national strategy, international financing, and measurable targets across multiple sectors. Indeed, Morocco’s National Strategy for Sustainable Development 2025 to 2035 provides a comprehensive roadmap across energy, water, agriculture, … Read more
Royal Mansour Academy is now opened in Rabat and enrollment for the 2026–2027, academic year is available till September 2026. The Royal Mansour Group has launched this new school to train the next generation of luxury hospitality professionals in Morocco. Royal Mansour Academy: Built for Real Hospitality Careers This is not a traditional classroom program. … Read more
Every year, one holiday reshapes the entire Moroccan economy for several weeks. Eid al-Adha Morocco 2026 is expected on Wednesday, May 27, subject to official moon sighting confirmation. Known locally as Eid el-Kebir, this is the most significant celebration in the Islamic calendar and one of the most economically active periods of the year. Indeed, … Read more
Al Boraq high speed train has completed more than 7 years of service and the numbers tell a remarkable story. Since its launch in November 2018, Morocco’s Al Boraq high speed line has transformed rail travel between Tangier and Casablanca. The train covers the 350-kilometer route in just 2 hours 10 minutes. Africa’s first high-speed … Read more
Every spring, a small town in southern Morocco transforms into one of the most fragrant and colorful destinations on the continent. The Rose Festival Morocco 2026 takes place in Kelaat M’Gouna, officially known as the Rose Capital of Morocco, deep in the Dades Valley between the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara. The whole region comes … Read more
Morocco’s economy is expanding at a strong pace in 2026, with GDP growth projected at around 4.4%. Morocco employment is growing across multiple sectors, driven by infrastructure investment, digital transformation, and rising tourism demand. Indeed, the World Bank estimates that Morocco could generate 1.7 million additional jobs by 2035 with the right policy reforms. Furthermore, … Read more
Royal Theatre Rabat is set to become one of Africa’s most remarkable cultural destinations, and a defining symbol of Morocco’s creative ambition. For decades, Morocco has invested in culture as a foundation for national identity. Now, the Royal Theatre Rabat brings that commitment to life in spectacular form. This extraordinary project combines bold architecture with … Read more
Morocco is moving faster than most countries in Africa toward clean energy. Renewable energy Morocco targets now exceed 46% of installed electricity capacity, with a national goal of 52% by 2030. Indeed, this progress has attracted billions of dollars in local and international investment. Furthermore, the country ranks first in Africa in the 2025 Renewable … Read more
Morocco’s most visited city holds more than its famous souks and palaces. Marrakech gardens offer peaceful escapes that most tourists never discover. Indeed, beyond the crowds of Jemaa el-Fna, the city breathes through ancient trees, quiet courtyards, and verdant spaces shaped by centuries of craft. These Marrakech gardens reveal a softer, slower side of a … Read more
Morocco fintech is growing faster than almost any sector in the country’s economy. Bank Al-Maghrib reported that mobile payment transactions increased by 60% in 2024. This growth signals a fundamental shift in how Moroccan consumers and businesses manage money. Indeed, Morocco fintech platforms are replacing traditional banking habits across urban and rural communities alike. Why … Read more