Morocco’s phosphate giant OCP Group has received approval to create two new subsidiaries under OCP Green Water dedicated to seawater desalination and water transport. The approval was published in the Official Gazette. The new entities are designed to secure industrial and drinking water self-sufficiency across two Moroccan regions: the central zone covering Marrakech, Youssoufia, Safi […]
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UN Report: Morocco’s Green Hydrogen Ambition Outpaces Its Regulatory Framework
Morocco has established itself as one of the most serious candidates for a competitive green hydrogen industry at the regional level, but a new UN report finds the regulatory architecture needed to support that ambition remains significantly underdeveloped, according to Le Matin. The report, produced by the UN Industrial Development Organization for Morocco’s Energy Transition […]
Tanger Med Requires Confirmed Ferry Tickets to Manage Marhaba Crowds
Tanger Med port authorities have adopted a firm-ticket system, requiring passengers to hold a confirmed departure date and time before accessing the port, as part of this year’s Marhaba operation for Moroccans returning from abroad, La Vie Eco and other local media reported. The measure, already in place for five years at the ports of […]
Côte d’Ivoire, Mauritania Reaffirm Stronger Cooperation on Regional Security
Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara and his Mauritanian counterpart, Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation and coordination on security challenges in West Africa. The two leaders met at the Presidential Palace in Abidjan on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, during President Ghazouani’s 24-hour friendship and working visit to Côte d’Ivoire. Their […]
Morocco/Rail: Companies from Italy, Germany, India & China Vying for Contract to Supply Tracks for Kenitra–Marrakech TGV
JSW Steel Italy Piombino (Italy), Saarstahl Rails SAS (Germany), Jindal Steel (India), and China Railway Material Group are competing for a contract to supply tracks for the Kenitra–Marrakech high-speed rail line and conventional line upgrades, according to local press reports. Last year, Morocco’s King Mohammed VI launched a $10 billion rail expansion plan, including the […]
Algerian Regime Wooing Niger with Donation of 4 Military Helicopters to Mend Ties
The Algerian regime has donated Niger four Russian military helicopters alongside ammunition and spare parts in a bid to mend ties with Niamey and restore its fading luster in the region. The Algerian ruling junta made this politically-motivated grant worth millions of US dollars, while leaving their own people suffering from severe shortage of basic […]
Libya Central Bank’s Governor asks to leave post amid economic uncertainty
The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Naji Issa, has requested to be relieved of his position, according to two letters addressed to the Speakers of the House of Representatives and the High Council of State. Issa did not disclose the reasons for his request, citing the sensitivity of the circumstances surrounding the matter. […]
University Mohammed VI Polytechnic Joins Efforts with Cardiff Metropolitan University against Climate Change
Morocco’s University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P) and Cardiff Metropolitan University are joining forces to empower Moroccan women to address the impacts of climate change through technology, research and inclusive innovation. The Women, Technology and Climate Resilience in Morocco project brings together researchers, mentors, community groups and policy-makers from the UK and Morocco to develop practical […]
Morocco Adopts Bill for National Health Information System, Digital Patient Records
Morocco’s government has adopted a bill creating an integrated national health information system, a step officials describe as a strategic turning point in modernizing the kingdom’s healthcare sector. At the heart of the reform is a central platform designed to manage the secure flow of medical information between public and private healthcare providers, built on […]
Morocco’s New Civil Procedure Code Takes Effect August 24, Bringing Sweeping Changes
Morocco’s new code of civil procedure takes effect August 24, replacing the current text and introducing significant changes to how civil trials unfold in the kingdom, from how court documents are delivered to how appeals are handled, according to Medias24. One of the most concrete changes concerns notifications: articles 77 and 216 require parties to […]









