Le Groupe CMGP, une entreprise marocaine axée sur l'agriculture et les infrastructures hydrauliques, a été autorisé à lancer une introduction en bourse à la Bourse de Casablanca, a déclaré vendredi l'Autorité Marocaine du Marché des Capitaux (AMMC). L'entreprise, qui opère à la fois au Maroc et en Afrique, prévoit de lever 1,1 milliard de dirhams (110 millions de dollars) grâce à cette
Abdelhamid Ait Tchine, un barbier marocain à Madrid, s'est consacré à aider les autres, offrant des coupes de cheveux gratuites et du soutien aux survivants des inondations à Valence comme forme de thérapie. Autrefois mineur migrant vulnérable en Espagne, il possède maintenant un salon de coiffure prospère et utilise ses compétences pour redonner à ceux qui en ont besoin.
Morocco is leveraging its foreign policy and economic partnerships with the EU, Sub-Saharan Africa, and China to bolster support for the Sahara while reducing Algeria’s influence in the region. Despite rising tensions with Algeria, BMI Research predicts that economic considerations make a direct conflict unlikely.
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party is holding its 41st congress on November 29 and 30. The PSOE leadership has presented delegates with a 171-page document addressing national and international issues, titled «Spain 2030: Socialism Moving Forward, a Leading Spain», which includes a set of recommendations. The document, reviewed by Yabiladi, notably omits any mention of the Western Sahara issue, drawing criticism from Spanish media aligned with the Polisario. These outlets have urged
CMGP Group, a Moroccan company focused on agriculture and water infrastructure, has been authorized to launch an initial public offering on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) said on Friday. The company, which operates in both Morocco and Africa, plans to raise 1.1 billion dirhams ($110 million) through this offering, reads a statement by AMMC. The company envisions a capital increase and a share sale, with the issuance of 1,500,000 new shares.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and GOL Linhas Aéreas, Brazil's leading airline, have formalized a code-share agreement, strengthening their respective networks in Africa and Latin America. This agreement will enable passengers to benefit from increased connectivity between Morocco and Brazil. Direct flights between Casablanca and São Paulo, operated three times a week by RAM with Boeing 787 Dreamliners, will form the backbone of this collaboration. GOL customers will have access to 20
Turkish hard discount retailer BIM, a key player in Morocco's mass retail sector, has opened its fourth logistics platform in the Kingdom, in Marrakech. The event, marked by the presence of Ryad Mezzour, Minister of Trade and Industry, and Haluk Dortluoğlu, CEO of the BIM Group, illustrates the brand's determination to strengthen its strategic foothold in Morocco. With an investment of 150 million dirhams, this 16,000 m² infrastructure located in the Marrakech-Safi region aims to meet
Petite frayeur et longue attente en vol pour les passagers de deux vols Ryanair venant d'Agadir qui ont été contraints de se dérouter jeudi en raison de fortes rafales de vent à l'aéroport de Nantes en France. Le vol #FR6969, initialement prévu pour relier Agadir à Nantes, n'a pas pu atterrir à la destination prévue. Le vol est retourné à Agadir, complétant près de quatre heures dans les airs, rapporte
A Ryanair flight was forced to divert to Morocco on Thursday due to strong wind gusts at Nantes Airport in France. Flight #FR6969, initially scheduled to connect Agadir to Nantes, was unable to land at the intended destination. The flight returned to Agadir, completing nearly four hours in the air, AirLive reports. Earlier the same day, Ryanair flight #FR3982 from Agadir was also diverted, landing in Marseille instead, due to storm Caetano affecting the Atlantic coast. Other flights
Over the past month, the Polisario Front and Algeria have witnessed their influence in Latin America diminish. Following Ecuador, Panama has now withdrawn its recognition of the «SADR».