Owing its ancient name to its geographic location, Morocco, also known as Al Maghreb, meaning “the West” in Arabic, boasts a mix of indigenous Berber, Arab, African and European influences. Situated on the western tip of North Africa and the region’s only monarchy, the kingdom has been able to fashion its rich cultural heritage into a...
Although the kingdom’s foreign policy choices have always been driven by pragmatism, Morocco has lately become more audacious in the way it projects its international profile. Much of this has been the result of its successful ventures into sub-Saharan Africa, where the country is increasingly becoming an important economic player, as well as...
How should Morocco’s role in the region evolve, and what strengths can it leverage in this regard?
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This chapter examines different aspects of the legal system in Morocco, in conjunction with Lefèvre Pelletier & associés, focusing on recent banking reforms and the impact of new rules relating to health care and the real estate sector. It also cointains a viewpoint by Romain Berthon and Lina Fassi-Fihri, Partners, Lefèvre Pelletier & associés.
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