Boeing expands 737 MAX supply chain with Moroccan partner
Boeing is deepening its industrial ties with Morocco through a new partnership with Casablanca Aéronautique to manufacture machined parts for the 737 MAX. The...
Dislog takes full control of Avon’s Moroccan operations
Dislog Group has taken a major step forward in the beauty industry by acquiring full ownership of Avon’s Moroccan subsidiary. The deal, finalized on...
Casablanca’s Lincoln Hotel sold amid major restoration effort
The Lincoln Hotel, a landmark of central Casablanca, has officially changed hands. Currently undergoing extensive restoration, the historic building has been sold by the...
Summer flavors at BETWIN, the rooftop terrace of Kenzi Tower Hotel Casablanca
In the heart of Casablanca, the rooftop terrace of BETWIN—perched on the second floor of the Kenzi Tower Hotel—has rolled out a fresh summer...
Morocco’s banking sector reshapes itself from within
Away from the spotlight, Morocco’s banking sector is undergoing a quiet but far-reaching transformation. In less than three years, two major banks have shifted...
South Korean Naver launches AI mega hub in Morocco with Nvidia
South Korean tech giant Naver is making a bold move into North Africa with a major artificial intelligence initiative set to take shape in...
Dacia’s two-decade reign in Morocco: from underdog to market leader
Twenty years after entering the Moroccan market, Dacia has firmly established itself as a dominant force in the country’s automotive industry, reshaping it in...
Moroccan firm Intelcia named one of the world’s most inspiring workplaces in 2025
Intelcia has reached a new milestone in its global recognition, earning a spot among the world’s most inspiring companies in the 2025 edition of...
Tesla launches Moroccan operations with eyes on Africa and renewables
Tesla has officially planted its flag in Morocco, marking a significant step in its global expansion strategy. The long-anticipated move became a reality with...
Tinci to build $250M battery electrolyte plant in Morocco
Chinese company Tinci Materials is set to invest over 2.5 billion dirhams in a new industrial facility in Jorf Lasfar, focused on producing electrolytes...