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Morocco 2026 election results and government formation

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Latest: Morocco Court of Accounts sets 90-day deadline for election campaign filings

Following the September 23, 2026, legislative elections, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) emerged as the leading force with 97 seats. As no party secured an absolute majority, Head of Government Fatima Zahra Ma

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Tunisian and Algerian economic performance

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Latest: Stock markets in Namibia and Tunisia decline in late October 2026

Economic indicators in Tunisia and Algeria have shown varied trends throughout 2026. In Tunisia, the dinar demonstrated complex movement, remaining stable against the euro by late June 2026 while experiencing a 5.9% appr

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Moroccan economic growth and trade expansion

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Latest: Morocco butane gas subsidy costs drop to 12 billion dirhams

Morocco continues to demonstrate economic growth through expanded bilateral trade and rising foreign exchange reserves. Bank Al-Maghrib forecasts that reserves will reach approximately 55.65 billion dollars (502.8 billio

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Morocco renewable energy and hydrogen development

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Latest: Morocco plans 40 billion euro Sila Atlantik renewable energy project

Morocco is transitioning from high energy dependency toward becoming a major renewable energy producer and exporter. While wind and solar production increased significantly between 2014 and 2023, the nation maintained an

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Morocco Economic Trends: Growth, Infrastructure, and 2030

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Latest: Morocco's 500 Global ranking marks 25 years of economic transformation

Morocco is experiencing significant economic and structural shifts, largely driven by massive infrastructure investments in preparation for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The tourism sector has seen record growth, with 14.1 mi

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Global bond yields surge amid debt risks and structural debt

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Latest: European and US bond market strategies amid interest rate uncertainty

Global bond markets are experiencing a period of intense volatility and structural shifts, characterized by yields reaching multi-decade highs. In the United States, the 10-year Treasury yield has approached 5%, while th

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Bank Al-Maghrib digital payment initiatives

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Latest: Bank Al-Maghrib reports rising cash circulation and digital payment growth

Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) has implemented several measures to modernize Morocco’s payment ecosystem and encourage the adoption of electronic transactions. In early October 2026, the central bank reduced the maximum commissi

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Casablanca Stock Exchange market activity and trends

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Latest: Stock markets in Morocco and Tunisia show mixed performance

In August 2026, the Casablanca Stock Exchange reached a significant milestone as total market capitalization exceeded 1.12 trillion dirhams. This growth was largely driven by the mining group Managem, which saw its marke

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Morocco strategic international cooperation expansion

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Latest: Morocco expands strategic defense and cybersecurity ties with U.S. and Liberia

Morocco is expanding its strategic international partnerships, particularly in the realms of defense, technology, and agriculture. In military cooperation, Morocco and the United States have begun preparations for the A

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Global Islamic finance standardization efforts

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Latest: AAOIFI concludes 24th Annual Shari'ah Boards Conference in Bahrain

International financial institutions and regulatory bodies have convened to advance the harmonization of Sharia standards within the global Islamic finance industry. In the United Arab Emirates, the Central Bank of the

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Morocco digital dirham feasibility research

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Latest: Bank Al-Maghrib explores feasibility of a digital dirham

Bank Al-Maghrib is researching the feasibility of a digital dirham, a central bank digital currency (CBDC) intended to complement Morocco’s existing monetary system and physical cash. In collaboration with the Internatio

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Morocco-Algeria exchange rate dynamics

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Latest: Moroccan dirham declines for fifth consecutive week against euro and dollar

On 8 July 2026, Morocco’s central bank, Bank Al‑Maghrib, posted official dirham rates, listing the euro between 10.1616 – 11.8094 and the US dollar between 8.8926 – 10.3346. On the same day, Algeria’s informal Square Por

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Moroccan financial and payment system developments

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Latest: Morocco and UAE sign agreements to link payment systems

Morocco has implemented domestic reforms to improve payment efficiency and reduce transaction costs. Reports from the Observatoire des Délais de Paiement indicate that average payment delays for public procurement decrea

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Morocco fiscal deficit, rising debt, and widening trade gap

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Latest: Morocco trade deficit rises to 282.6 billion dirhams

By the end of August 2026, Morocco’s Treasury deficit rose to 56.9 billion dirhams, up from 54.1 billion dirhams during the same period in 2025. While ordinary revenues grew by 5.5% to 286.6 billion dirhams, ordinary exp

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Moroccan corporate and construction sector performance

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Latest: Morocco cement sales decline 1.1% in first eight months of 2026

In the first half of 2026, major Moroccan companies reported varied financial outcomes. While firms like Sonasid, SGTM, and BCP saw profit increases, Ciments du Maroc and Holcim Maroc reported declines due to acquisition

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