Morocco
Ryanair plans to double passenger traffic to Morocco
Ryanair plans to double its Moroccan passenger traffic to 30 million by 2030, spokesperson Elena Cabrera told Maghreb Arabe Press,
Tunisia’s three main telecom providers—Orange Tunisia, Ooredoo Tunisia, and Tunisie Telecom—have launched 5G services, just months after receiving their licenses, according to trade media. The rollout last week, in line with government targets, promises faster speeds, lower latency, and expanded digital capabilities.
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Morocco
Ryanair plans to double passenger traffic to Morocco
Ryanair plans to double its Moroccan passenger traffic to 30 million by 2030, spokesperson Elena Cabrera told Maghreb Arabe Press,
Morocco
Morocco delivers Ramadan aid to Jerusalem
Morocco’s Bayt Mal Al Quds Agency, chaired by King Mohammed VI, distributed over 1,500 food baskets and 3,
Tunisia
Tunisian startup converts olive waste into sustainable energy
A Tunisian startup, Bioheat, is revolutionizing clean energy by repurposing olive waste into fuel for restaurants, schools, and guesthouses across
Egypt
Turkey and Egypt to jointly produce unmanned military vehicles
Turkey and Egypt have signed a defense agreement to co-produce unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) in Cairo, marking a deepening of