L'Economiste Weekly highlights
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Weekly highlights
Social protection: Still some catching up to do
The National Health Insurance Agency (ANAM) is still lagging behind in its efforts to improve social protection. This is the…
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Wholesale trade and services: Business leaders optimistic
It is high time for a recovery in services and wholesaling. According to the High Commissioner’s Office for Planning (Haut-Commissariat…
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World Bank: A moderate recovery fraught with difficulties
Against a global economic backdrop marked by a general slowdown and rising trade uncertainties, Morocco is enjoying moderate growth, according…
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Casablanca: City Council approves urban development projects
At an extraordinary session held on Tuesday June 10, the Council of the Casablanca municipality approved a number of agreements…
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Fez modernizes its urban transport
Fez launches its public transport revolution with 250 buses and a new management model. These were the words of the…
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Editorial – Rhythm
Why do higher education reforms take so long to materialize? Will we have to wait another ten, fifteen or twenty…
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Code of Criminal Procedure: The tension does not weaken
The reform of the Code of Criminal Procedure continues to generate controversy. After the MPs, the draft is now before…
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OECD: Further reforms needed | L’Economiste
Monetary easing continues and the fiscal stance remains slightly expansionary. This is another observation made by the OECD in its…
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Local taxation: The big clean-up to come
The Government is about to embark on a structural reform of local taxation. Spearheaded by the Ministry of the Interior,…
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Morocco-Italy: Businesses interested in opportunities in the Sahara
Italian companies say they are ready to invest in the southern provinces, particularly in fish curing, agricultural exports (especially tomatoes…