Morocco and Mexico share numerous and varied sectors of common interest, with both countries holding similar ambitions in industry, agribusiness, tourism, renewable energy, and technological innovation.
Despite an anticipated 41% increase in harvest for the 2024-2025 agricultural season, Morocco will still require massive procurement from global grain markets to meet national demand.
The economic impacts of co-hosting the 2030 World Cup have been rigorously modeled, culminating in an estimated 1.7% boost to growth.
Through the inaugural National Artificial Intelligence Summit, held in Rabat on July 1st and 2nd, the Kingdom reaffirms its commitment to fostering sovereign, inclusive, and ethical...
Held today in Casablanca, the Economic Forum enabled stakeholders from both nations to pinpoint key drivers for fostering an innovative and enduring partnership, particularly in strategic,...
Since March 2023, seven national investment commissions have approved 191 projects, expected to generate 150,000 direct and indirect jobs across the Kingdom. Notably, 83% of these...