Weekly highlights
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Major projects for 2026
The new year looks promising for Morocco. It is considered a pivotal period, during which the question will be whether…
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Customs: Tighter controls and clearer rules from January 1
From 2026, customs rules will change. Fewer legal gray areas, more control tools, and targeted adjustments to import duties will…
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Building and public works: Positive economic indicators
With the Moroccan economy showing resilience at the end of the year, the building and public works sector stands out…
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Electrical energy: Productive growth, energy challenges
Electricity production is experiencing a marked acceleration, driven by the combined momentum of public and private operators and independent producers.…
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Editorial – Credibility
No one can deny the real progress that has been made in improving the business climate in Morocco. Simplified procedures,…
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Finance Act: 300 billion Dirhams for social spending
The amounts allocated to social spending in the 2026 Finance Act are staggering: 300 billion Dirhams (USD 32.9 billion). This…
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The Government under legal pressure
The increase has become structural. In 2024, litigation involving the Government reached a new threshold, confirming the lasting establishment of…
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VAT reverse charge mechanism: The noose tightens around the informal economy
The tax authorities are stepping up their fight against the informal economy and tax fraud. The 2026 Finance Act, which…
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Casablanca Stock Exchange: The real challenges for 2026
2025 ended with a transformed market, caught between bullish maturity and a rebalancing of forces. Indeed, the stock market trend…
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Tourism/End of the year: Last-minute deals could turn the tide in Marrakech
TIt is peak season in Marrakech. The last six days of the year are an opportunity not to be missed…