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Morocco’s co-working spaces are no longer concentrated only in Casablanca and Rabat. Cities like Marrakech, Tangier, Fez, and Agadir now offer real options for founders and remote workers. This guide shows you exactly where to look, what to expect, and why location choice matters for your business.
Morocco’s Atlantic winds create a measurable climate gap between coastal and inland cities that matters to entrepreneurs, remote workers, and investors choosing where to base themselves. Coastal cities like Casablanca, Rabat, Essaouira, and Agadir stay significantly cooler than Marrakech or Fez when inland temperatures peak. This article breaks down the data, the geography, and the business case.
Renewable energy Morocco is attracting billions in long-term foreign capital. Discover the data, policies, and strategic factors driving this investment boom.
Morocco has officially adopted a decree introducing a new generation of biometric passport. The document brings stronger anti-fraud security, a redesigned look inspired by Moroccan identity, and a smooth transition for current passport holders.
Morocco business is attracting investors from both Europe and Africa, but the legal process requires careful preparation. This guide covers the 3 main company structures, the CRI registration steps, real costs in MAD and USD, and the most common mistakes that delay or derail founders.
Jazzablanca is back in Casablanca for 10 nights of live music across 3 stages, with 50 artists spanning jazz, pop, rock, soul, and hip-hop. The 19th edition runs from July 2 to July 11, 2026, and it is the biggest format in the festival’s history. Here is everything you need to plan your visit.
The Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad is hosting 960 children of the Moroccan diaspora in Kénitra this summer. The 27th edition of its flagship Cultural Stay program runs in four sessions and notably includes 43 Palestinian children covered at no cost to their families.
Morocco’s Atlantic coast is no longer just a surf destination. With reliable connectivity, affordable living, and a rapidly growing startup ecosystem, it is attracting a new class of remote workers and entrepreneurs. Here is what the data and real stories on the ground tell us.
A quiet but accelerating language shift is underway in Morocco. Younger Moroccans are turning to English over French in universities, online spaces, and the job market, a trend that is also creating new divides with Moroccan diaspora communities abroad.
Morocco has officially banned tar from clay cookware and food pottery after laboratory analyses revealed dangerous concentrations of arsenic, cobalt, and aluminum. The craft authority is now pushing awareness campaigns to help artisans abandon a practice that poses a direct health risk to consumers.