Amid rising tensions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), the IMF has adjusted its economic forecasts, projecting a subdued growth rate for the region.
A senior official from the IMF highlighted the impact of the persistent conflicts in Gaza and Sudan, alongside recent reductions in oil outputs by Gulf countries, as central factors influencing the region's economic stability.
The latest IMF regional economic outlook report now anticipates a 2.7 percent growth rate for MENA in this year and remains hopeful for a rebound in economic growth next year.
Morocco and the European Union (EU) have agreed a $200 million financing arrangement to help in the reconstruction and rehabilitation
Morocco’s Minister of Investment has launched a multiday roadshow in Japan and South Korea to promote the country as
According to the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) trade exchange between Egypt and the African Union countries
For the second year in a row Libya is on the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) list of the top
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