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
In September 2025, over 100 local businesses in the Republic of Congo participated in a training seminar organized by the African Development Bank (AfDB). This initiative aimed to familiarize Congolese companies with AfDB’s procurement procedures, paving the way for them to access significant contract opportunities, including those linked to the AfDB’s Annual Meetings scheduled for … Read more
Moroccan pottery is more than just functional kitchenware, it is a vibrant expression of culture, craftsmanship, and artistry. From the bustling souks of Marrakech to the serene villages of Fes, Moroccan artisans have perfected their craft over centuries, blending tradition with contemporary design. Today, Moroccan pottery is not only a staple in local households but … Read more
The craftsmanship sector in Morocco is not just a cultural treasure—it’s a powerhouse of economic growth. Generating an impressive 140 billion dirhams annually, this sector contributes 7% to the country’s GDP, according to recent reports. The region of Fès-Meknès stands out as a key player, home to 144,000 artisans and generating 10.6 billion dirhams in revenue. With the government focusing on modernization … Read more
In recent years, the European Union (EU) has grappled with an increasing reliance on Russian fertilizers, a dependency that poses significant economic and geopolitical challenges. To mitigate this, the EU is actively seeking to diversify its fertilizer sources by strengthening partnerships with countries like Morocco and promoting sustainable, locally-produced alternatives such as manure-based fertilizers. The … Read more
Morocco is reinforcing its position as a leading global tourist destination, driven by significant improvements in air and maritime connectivity. These developments are part of a broader strategy to boost the country’s tourism sector, which is a cornerstone of its economy. Expanding Air Connectivity New Routes and Increased Flight Frequencies The Moroccan National Tourist Office … Read more