Morocco, a trailblazer in renewable energies, is reshaping its energy landscape. With the bold ambition to achieve 52% of its energy capacity from renewable sources by 2030, the North African kingdom positions itself as a leader in green energy. This transition to cleaner and more sustainable energy reflects Morocco’s commitment to innovation and sustainable development. …
Last September, a devastating earthquake struck Morocco, severely affecting the Marrakech-Safi region and Al Haouz Province. In response to this tragedy, an exemplary humanitarian initiative was born: transforming advertising panels into makeshift shelters. The birth of a unique humanitarian project The Casablanca humanitarian organization, Jood, in collaboration with Wunderman Thompson Morocco, launched the “Life-Saving Outdoors” …
Morocco, a captivating country with diverse landscapes, is also emerging as a major player in the field of renewable energies. In 2023, the country has already made significant progress in clean energy production, accounting for 40% of its total output. However, Morocco’s ambition does not stop there; by 2030, it aims to increase this share …
Every November 6th, Morocco commemorates a pivotal moment in its history: the Green March. This peaceful movement, which emerged in 1975, is an emblematic chapter of national affirmation, where 350,000 citizens, armed with faith and flags rather than weapons, stood up to claim Morocco’s sovereignty over its Sahara, a territory historically Moroccan for over a …
In a world sometimes divided, football has always been a universal language, a unifier, and a bearer of unity. It’s in this spirit that FIFA made a historic decision to celebrate the centenary of the FIFA World Cup in 2030 in an truly exceptional manner. Football’s history is filled with memorable moments, joy, and intense …
September 8, 2023, will remain engraved in the memory of Moroccans. A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.8 shook the nation, originating in the High Atlas mountain range. The consequences are disastrous: nearly 3,000 dead and 5,530 injured. The city of Marrakech, though relatively spared, still bears the scars of this catastrophe, while the …
