L'Economiste Weekly highlights
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Weekly highlights
Cereals and pulses: Importers fill up in July
A remarkable upturn in cereals and pulses imports in July, the second month of the 2024-2025 import season. Taking advantage…
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Mankind’s ancestor still sleeps at Jbel Irhoud
Jbel Irhroud is now part of world history. The mountain, home to a barite quarry, became the cradle of mankind…
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Royal speech – Water stress: Every drop counts
“No negligence, no delay, no mismanagement will be tolerated when dealing with an issue as crucial as water,” insisted HM…
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Economic Growth: Major transitions to be made
Despite the constraints and the succession of shocks, Morocco has maintained and even expanded its reform agenda and its transformative…
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Morocco-France : Towards a new strategic partnership
Since the French Foreign Affairs minister’s visit to Rabat last February, France has expressed its willingness to support economic development…
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Paris Olympics: The Barbès contrast
Barbès, in the 18th district, is the oldest cosmopolitan district in Paris, and one of the most precarious ones. “Barbès…
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Forest fires : Mapping of areas at risk
The National Water and Forestry Agency (ANEF) has forecast a “medium” to “extreme” risk of forest fires in several of…
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Social and solidarity economy : Framework law due soon
The social/solidarity-based economy plays an important role today, helping to create job opportuni-ties, combat poverty and fragility, and promote the…
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Tourism travel allowance : No more cash in exchange bureaus any time soon
The predominance of cash poses a major challenge to the national economy, and is generating growing concern in view of…
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L’Economiste- Sunergia investigation : More than half of Moroccans are not traveling this summer
Summer is the season for vacations, travel, and lounging. With family or friends, it is the high tourist season. Despite…