Climate change threatens Morocco's coastal tourism : 18% fewer tourists, 32% job losses by 2035

A World Bank study warns that climate change could significantly reduce tourist arrivals in Morocco, leading to job losses in the blue tourism sector and impacting related industries.

IOM releases three awareness-raising videos on climate change effects in Morocco

AfDB loans Morocco €120 million to enhance governance and climate resilience

Moroccans prioritize climate action after devastating earthquake

More Moroccans are concerned about climate change issues following the September 2023 earthquake, according to an Arab Barometer survey that covered a wide range of issues, including government trust, women's rights, and the economy.

Climate change, a big risk to the Moroccan banking sector

Drought, floods and clean transition could harm Morocco's banking sector according to a new report by the World Bank and the Moroccan central bank.

Rainfall risks 20% drop in Morocco by 2100

Global warming is expected to affect wetter and drier future conditions in countries already experiencing water scarcity and severe droughts. Morocco stands high among them.

40% of Moroccans say government should do more to address climate change, Arab Barometer finds

Climate change : «2/3 of Morocco’s beaches are at risk of coastal erosion»

A World Bank climate risk profile on Morocco warns against global warming, rainfall and the impact on several sectors including agriculture, fishing and health.

Morocco ranked 7th by the 2021 Climate Change Performance Index

Morocco to become a climate change hotspot in coming decades, a study reveals

Morocco will be one of the countries hit hard by climate change in the Medditeranean region. Alongside other part of the region, the country will see an increase in precipitation during winter rainy seasons, a study has found.