L'Economiste Weekly highlights
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Weekly highlights
Textiles and leather Underperformance, but also potential for growth
The latest report from the Foreign Exchange Office on the textile industry 2024, analyzing the last two decades (2002/2022), continues…
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Public procurements: Observatory soon to be set up
The last Government Council meeting of Thursday, March 14, 2024 adopted the decree concerning the creation of the Moroccan Observatory…
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Advice from Bank Al-Maghrib Barely 2.1% growth this year
Unsurprisingly, the central bank has opted for the status quo. The key interest rate remains unchanged at 3%. The decision…
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The Gnawa epic, from the backstreets of the medina to the world’s biggest stages
Twenty-five years ago, a group of enthusiasts led by Neila Tazi fomented an audacious cultural project that would turn the…
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Green hydrogen: The promise of Morocco’s offering
Long-awaited by investors, project developers, industrialists, equipment manufacturers, and the entire ecosystem, the circular for the implementation of Morocco’s green…
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Ramadan has no impact on tourism in Marrakech
Despite the various crises, European and American tourists are still eager to travel. And Marrakech is not going to be…
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Société Générale/Saham: What would change?
The Saham group is said to be negotiating the purchase of Société Générale France’s shares in its Moroccan subsidiary, Société…
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Family business: The delicate challenge of good governance
The organization of governance within a family business is of paramount importance in ensuring its longevity across several generations. An…
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Violence in stadiums: Tougher anti-violence measures
The new local commissions to combat stadium violence will soon be operational. The decree creating this new mechanism was published…
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Subordinated debt: The Mohammed VI Fund launches CapAccess
If you have a viable investment project but lack the necessary equity capital, the Mohammed VI Fund for Investment (FM6I)…