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Morocco transport infrastructure and usage growth

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Latest: Moroccan airports receive over 29.3 million passengers in first nine months of 2026

Morocco has initiated a major investment program to modernize its railway infrastructure, allocating 134 billion dirhams toward development through 2030. The plan, detailed by Transport and Logistics Minister Abdessamad

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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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Morocco-Israel defense and diplomatic cooperation

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Latest: Morocco negotiates acquisition of Israeli David’s Sling missile defense system

Morocco is deepening its military and diplomatic cooperation with Israel, driven by the 2020 Abraham Accords. This partnership has evolved from defense acquisitions into a comprehensive strategic relationship. Data from

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Morocco aviation infrastructure modernization

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Latest: Morocco launches tenders for Casablanca airport expansion

Morocco is advancing a large-scale aviation infrastructure modernization program to increase passenger capacity and support its ‘Tourism Vision 2030’. In late September 2026, the African Development Bank signed a €270

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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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