L'Economiste Weekly highlights
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Weekly highlights
Finance Bill: The Serious Work Begins
Three weeks ahead of the upcoming elections, the government intends to ensure that the 2027 Finance Bill (PLF) maintains the…
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FDI Accelerates Economic Momentum
Morocco’s attractiveness continues to deliver results, driven by international investor confidence and the momentum generated by major structural projects. According…
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Demographic Dividend: 2.5 GDP Points Lost Every Year by 2040!
Surge in passive social spending and mounting pressure on pension schemes The potential economic gains for Morocco during its ongoing…
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Motor Third-Party Liability Insurance Rates: Quietly Increased
Insurance companies have opted for staggered, uncoordinated increases What was merely a rumor a few days ago has now become…
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2027 Finance Bill /Integrated Territorial – Development: One Morocco, Moving at One Speed
The cost is estimated at nearly MAD 210 billion over eight years The approaching legislative elections on September 23 should…
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License Plates: When Will There Be Real Standardization?
An order published in the Official Gazette legalizes an existing practice A NARSA circular authorized the use of Latin characters…
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Call Centers: Morocco at a Turning Point as France Changes the Rules
Cold calling: impact limited to 15% of activity 40,000 to 50,000 jobs at risk, according to the government What will…
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Poetry to Sing of Africa’s Hope
Publication of Kebir Ammi’s poetry collection Chants pour l’Afrique et les continents qui n’ont pas peur Paying tribute through poetry…
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Editorial – Scaling Up – L’Economiste
The first warm-up rounds ahead of the official start of the election campaign are already under way. Political parties are…
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Automotive and Aerospace: The Driving Forces Behind Exports
s of the end of June 2026, Morocco posted a trade deficit of MAD 198.38 billion, compared with MAD 160.58…