Corporate Entities and Operators
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ONEE Builds African Water Partnerships as 400 Million Lack Safe Water Access
ONEE says it works with 24 African nations as an estimated 400 million people in sub-Saharan Africa lack basic access to safe drinking water. Morocco is combining technical cooperation with a major domestic water programme and international financing, but delivery and long-term investment will shape the results.
Froch targets 2027 production at Morocco plant
Froch says equipment installation is under way at its Morocco facility, with trial runs planned by the end of 2026 and production targeted for early 2027. The company has tied earnings growth to a new export-focused manufacturing base, but public sources reviewed did not independently confirm the budget or timetable.
Royal Air Maroc Sets 200-Aircraft Target for 2037
Royal Air Maroc now has 70 aircraft. A government-backed plan sets a target of 200 by 2037, as Morocco also works to raise airport capacity to 80 million passengers a year by 2030.
McKinsey Taps Yassir Zouaoui to Lead Morocco and Francophone Africa
Yassir Zouaoui is returning to Casablanca after about 20 years with McKinsey to lead its Morocco and Francophone Africa business. The office has around 120 consultants, and private-sector clients account for nearly 90% of the firm's business in Morocco.
Libya's Savings and Real Estate Bank explores housing partnership with China's Sichuan Huayuan
Libya's Savings and Real Estate Investment Bank is looking to team up with China's Sichuan Huayuan Construction Engineering Co. The Tripoli talks show Libya's push to bring in foreign expertise and investment for its cities.
Libya considers French air compressor tech to boost water sector
Libya's Ministry of Water Resources is looking at French air compressor technology from MAC3 to modernize water well drilling and support technical work across the sector. Tripoli is turning to international expertise as it faces tough water infrastructure problems.
Validfor moves in on Egypt's digital health push with direct talks in Cairo
Validfor's top team sat down with Egypt's Associate Minister of Health, aiming to get in early on the country's digital health overhaul. The company is looking to land future deals and partnerships as Egypt's healthtech sector opens up.
Djezzy gets green light from central bank to launch digital payments in Algeria
Djezzy has secured initial approval from the Bank of Algeria to set up Djezzy Payment Services. This marks a big move for telecom-driven digital payments and signals rising competition in Algeria's changing financial sector.
Dawi Clinics pushes for affordable healthcare for Egypt's middle class
Dawi Clinics, co-founded by Magda Habib, is building a network of thirty clinics across Egypt to offer affordable, reliable healthcare for the country's middle class. The company is challenging Egypt's patchwork system and aiming to become a trusted national name.
Marlink brings new digital safety tech to Morocco Desert Challenge
Marlink has rolled out new satellite-based communication and tracking systems for the 2026 Morocco Desert Challenge, aiming to keep competitors safer and help organisers manage the race across the desert's toughest stretches.
Hyundai electric buses to hit Marrakech streets in major transit shift
Fifteen Hyundai Elec City electric buses are coming to Marrakech through a KOICA-led project, marking the first South Korean electric buses in Morocco and backing the country's push to cut emissions.
Messe Düsseldorf brings Morocco Food World to Casablanca, targeting food sector upgrade
Messe Düsseldorf will launch Morocco Food World in 2027, bringing advanced processing and packaging tech to Morocco's growing food industry. The event strengthens the interpack alliance's reach across North and West Africa.
Orange Egypt to deliver digital infrastructure for Marakez developments
Orange Egypt has signed a deal with Marakez to build and run digital infrastructure at four major developments. The move aims to boost connectivity for people and businesses in key Egyptian cities and commercial centers.
Morocco's electric vehicle growth outpaces its charging network
Morocco's electric vehicle market is growing fast, but drivers still struggle to find reliable charging. Startup Watt.ma is betting on smarter software to help close the gap as the government pushes for millions of EVs by 2035.
MAN Truck & Bus turns to private sector with Libya Motors deal
Germany's MAN Truck & Bus has named Libya Motors Company as its exclusive distributor in Libya, moving away from state partnerships to deliver premium vehicles and support to the country's commercial transport sector.
Libya signs deal with BMA for major sugar plant in Juliana
Libya has moved to boost its domestic sugar production by contracting Germany's BMA to build a modern processing plant in the Juliana Free Zone, aiming for 2500 tons daily capacity and a 24-month completion timeline.
Morocco's electric vehicle growth outpaces its charging network
Morocco is seeing a sharp increase in electric vehicle registrations, but the country's charging infrastructure remains limited and unreliable. Watt.ma, led by engineer Prince Marfo, is building a platform to help operators manage and monetize charging stations.
Zenith Energy disputes Tunisia arbitration, citing tribunal conflict
Zenith Energy is taking its $130 million dispute with Tunisia to the European Court of Human Rights, alleging the arbitration process was compromised by undisclosed ties between the tribunal president and Tunisia's legal counsel.
Accor and Risma ramp up hotel projects and training in Morocco
Accor and Risma are stepping up their partnership with new hotel plans, property upgrades, and a training academy, aiming to strengthen Morocco's tourism sector and prepare its workforce for growing international interest.
Stellantis Morocco tests off-grid solar EV charging at Bouskoura
Stellantis Morocco has launched a fully off-grid, solar-powered EV charging station at its Motor Village Bouskoura site, testing how clean mobility infrastructure can be quickly deployed in areas without reliable grid access.
Zenith Energy takes Tunisia arbitration fight to Swiss and European courts
Zenith Energy's subsidiary is challenging a $130 million arbitration loss to Tunisia, alleging tribunal bias and undisclosed contacts. The company is now appealing to Switzerland's top court and the European Court of Human Rights, raising the stakes for energy arbitration in the region.
Synhelion plans $1 billion synthetic fuel plant in Morocco
Synhelion has signed a memorandum with Morocco to develop a $1 billion Sun-to-Liquid plant in Tan-Tan, aiming to produce 100,000 tonnes of renewable synthetic fuel each year and strengthen Morocco's position in the global clean fuels sector.
STIP swings to profit as cash strain and falling sales cloud outlook
STIP has posted a net profit of TND 4.7 million for 2025 after a year of deep losses, but the recovery is overshadowed by a sharp revenue drop, negative cash flow, and mounting liabilities that threaten the company's stability.
Fabtech completes turnkey cleanroom for Algerian veterinary plant
Fabtech Technologies has delivered a full-scale cleanroom and MEP solution for an undisclosed veterinary manufacturing facility in Algeria, marking another strategic investment in the country's pharmaceutical infrastructure and regional supply chain.
Libya targets industrial revival through international business partnerships
Libya is moving to break its reliance on oil by leveraging international business partnerships that focus on industrial capacity, supply chains and skills transfer. Major projects in steel and infrastructure are setting a new precedent for economic diversification.
UBCI accelerates asset and profit growth in Tunisia banking sector
UBCI has posted double-digit growth in assets, loans, and deposits for H1 2026, with net profit up nearly 10 percent. The bank's expansion signals renewed confidence in Tunisia's financial sector and its role in supporting economic activity.
SLB commits to deeper investment in Libya oil sector partnership
SLB has declared it will not scale back in Libya and instead plans to expand investment and operations to support the National Oil Corporation's production ambitions, as NOC leadership demands concrete long term commitments amid rising competition.
North Africa Bank to enable direct Alipay payments from Libya to China
Libya's North Africa Bank is set to launch a direct payment service to China via Alipay, allowing Libyan account holders to make mobile transactions for Chinese goods and services. The move signals a new phase in Libya's financial connectivity with Asia.
Morocco secures Synhelion synthetic fuel plant in Tan-Tan
Morocco has landed a major clean-energy investment as Synhelion signs a deal to build a synthetic fuel plant in Tan-Tan, aiming for 100000 tonnes of renewable fuel annually and positioning the country as a regional green industry hub.
Al-Ittihad Forces Record Transfer for Hadj Moussa After Feyenoord Standoff
Al-Ittihad has secured Algerian international Anis Hadj Moussa from Feyenoord in a €40 million move, shattering the Dutch club's sales record and highlighting the Gulf's growing pull on North African talent. The deal awaits only a final bank guarantee.
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