The Maghreb – which principally comprises Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia – has been hard hit by the coronavirus, but the pandemic has also sparked innovation and driven changes in the region that many hope will outlast Covid-19.
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Economic update | The innovations behind Morocco’s internationally praised Covid-19 response
20 May 2020
Morocco received praise from the EU at the end of April for its quick, effective and coordinated response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Articles & Analysis | Morocco strengthens regional and international relationships from The Report: Morocco 2020
In recent years Morocco's foreign policy objectives have focused on spearheading intra-African cooperation, combating extremism and positioning itself at the centre of Europe-Africa relations. On these three and other fronts, the kingdom made notable progress in 2019.
Articles & Analysis | A selection of hotels in Morocco from The Report: Morocco 2020
JM SUITES HOTEL & SPA 161 Angle Boulevard Rachidi T: (0522) 260 666 www.jmsuiteshotel.com info@jmsuiteshotel.com Rooms: 22 rooms, comprising 4 junior suites, 12 executive suites, 2 master suites, 2 deluxe master suites, 1 ambassador suite and 1 presidential suite. Three non-smoking floors are available. Business & Conference...
Articles & Analysis | Andreas Wenzel, CEO, German Chamber of Commerce and Industry: Interview from The Report: Morocco 2020
How would you describe life in Casablanca for corporate travellers and new residents?
Articles & Analysis | Helpful travel and cultural information about Morocco from The Report: Morocco 2020
LANGUAGE: While classic Arabic and Amazigh are Morocco’s official languages, the most widely spoken is the local dialect darija. French is also spoken in business, government circles, schools and universities. It is common to hear people mixing Arabic and French when speaking. Different Berber dialects are spoken in the Atlas...