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The Quebec Government has launched a recruitment campaign to address urgent and severe nursing shortage due to burnout from overworked nurses amidst the recent surge of Omicron. The province’s labor immigration minister Jean Boulet has announced a $65 million funding over two years to properly “recruit and integrate” nurses from Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Cameroon and […]
Morocco-Benin: LEMO takes over Benin Water Company
The Moroccan Oulmès water company (LEMO) announced Wednesday it notched a deal with the Benin water company “Eau Techonologie Environnement” (ETE) becoming the main shareholder of ETE with 55%. The deal was signed on August 17 after LEMO clinched 55% shareholding from Cauris Croissance Fund (45.74%) and Christian Mondjanagni (9.26%) founder and shareholder at ETE. […]
AfDB Rates Morocco’s Energy Transition and Water Security Progress as “Very Satisfactory”
The African Development Bank has published its evaluation report on the Program for Economic Governance Support and Climate Change Resilience, rating Morocco’s progress in the energy and water sectors as “very satisfactory” — its highest performance classification. The report documents a renewable energy capacity that exceeded 5.4 gigawatts in 2025, representing 45 percent of total […]



