The IMF has praised Morocco’s economic resilience despite recent setbacks such as the 2023 earthquake and water scarcity, saying the economy has grown by 3 % in 2023 due to strong exports and a rebound of domestic demand. In a press release issued Wednesday, the Fund’s Executive Board, said Morocco’s economic growth is expected to gradually pick up to 3,5 % over the next few years, boosted by the continued implementation of the structural reform agenda. Inflation fell over the course of 2023, mainly as the impact of supply shocks faded.
Morocco’s ambassador to Spain, Karima Benyaich, underscored Rabat’s commitment to solidarity with Spain after devastating floods in Valencia.
Egypt’s Chief of Military Staff, Lieutenant General Ahmed Khalifa, met Thursday with Turkish General Metin Gürak in Cairo, to
Military officials from Morocco and Mauritania met in Rabat this week for their fifth Joint Military Commission session, reaffirming a
ITA Airways will resume flights to Tripoli, marking the first return of a major European carrier to Libya’s capital
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