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1-Casablanca Stock Exchange: BKGR Sees September as a Test of Selectivity

The Casablanca Stock Exchange returned to positive momentum in August after two months of consolidation, with the MASI index gaining 4.53 percent to 18,652.72 points, trimming its year-to-date decline to 1.03 percent, according to a research note from bro

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2-Industrial AI in Morocco: A Report Sounds the Alarm

More than 75 percent of industrial AI pilot projects never reach large-scale deployment, and over 80 percent of manufacturers struggle to extend AI beyond isolated use cases, according to a report by Everest Group and Capgemini Engineering titled “Operati

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3-ATM Card Retention Is ‘Compensable Harm,’ Court Rules

Morocco’s Court of Cassation will decide in the coming months whether a bank commits a banking fault when its ATM retains a customer’s card, a question now before the country’s highest court after a bank appealed a ruling ordering it to compensate a clien

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4-Wydad bids farewell to Atlas Lions star Hakim Ziyech

Casablanca-based Wydad Athletic Club have officially parted ways with international star Hakim Ziyech by mutual consent, bringing an abrupt end to a high-profile but short-lived chapter in the club’s history, Wydad said. Ziyech, 33, had joined Wydad in Oc

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5-A Virus From Southern Africa May Threaten Morocco’s Sardines, Scientists Warn

No case of Pilchard herpesvirus (PHV) has been officially reported in Morocco, and nothing currently confirms the pathogen is circulating in Moroccan waters, but sardine die-offs recorded since early August along South Africa’s coast have put the virus ba

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6-Morocco to commit nearly $20 bln for World Cup 2030

Morocco is mobilizing close to 200 billion dirhams (20 billion dollars) in public and private investment to transform its economy, infrastructure, and tourism sector ahead of co-hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup, according to a detailed report by the daily

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7-Spanish economist urges Madrid to prepare for leaving Ceuta and Melilla

Prominent Spanish economist Santiago Niño Becerra has predicted that Spain will one day leave the North African enclaves of Ceuta (Sebta) and Melilla, arguing that Madrid should begin preparing for that eventuality now. In a series of posts on X (formerly

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8-Morocco tops Africa’s ranking in Investment Freedom

Morocco has secured the top position in Africa and ranked 17th globally in the 2026 Investment Freedom Index, achieving a record score of 80 points out of 100, according to data compiled by The Global Economy platform based on the Heritage Foundation’s ra

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9-Greece Deems Autonomy Plan for Sahara a Serious, Credible Solution

Greece has reiterated its support for Morocco’s autonomy initiative for the Sahara, describing it as a “serious and credible contribution to the ongoing UN-led process.” The initiative “could constitute the most realistic solution” to the regional dispute

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10-Major Shift in Morocco Trading with Spain… Rabat Tips The balance with $3 billion Surplus

Trade exchanges between Morocco and Spain witnessed a major shift in 2025, as the bilateral trade balance tilted in favor of Rabat for the first time, ending Madrid’s decades-long dominance in terms of exports to the Moroccan market. According to the Unit

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