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Morocco is strengthening its position as one of Africa’s most competitive renewable energy markets as falling solar power costs and major investments in green hydrogen accelerate the country’s clean-energy ambitions.
Russia has imported gasoline from Morocco as it seeks alternative fuel supplies following sustained Ukrainian drone attacks that have disrupted domestic refinery operations and reduced the country’s gasoline production. The
RABAT, Morocco – Morocco has resumed onion exports to African markets after lifting restrictions on shipments of the commodity, providing relief to exporters targeting key markets across the continent. The
Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), one of the world’s leading diversified mining companies, is reportedly considering a significant corporate restructuring that would divide its Kazakhstan operations from its international mining assets.
Morocco has emerged as Africa’s most industrially developed economy, overtaking South Africa in the latest industrialisation rankings published by the African Development Bank (AfDB). The AfDB’s 2025 African Industrialisation Index,
Morocco has emerged as Africa’s leading industrial economy after ranking first on the African Development Bank’s 2025 Industrialisation Index, overtaking South Africa for the first time in the continental rankings.
The signing of this agreement marks a key milestone in implementing OCP Group’s 2023–2030 investment programme. RABAT, Morocco, May 26, 2026/ The African Development Bank Group (https://www.AfDB.org) and OCP Group
At International Agriculture Show in Morocco, what begins as a visit can quickly turn into a business breakthrough. That was the case for Malagasy entrepreneur Mora Manantsoa Randriamisata. When he
KGHM Polska Miedź is actively exploring new mining investments in Europe and North Africa as part of a broader strategy to secure copper supplies closer to its core smelting operations
Morocco is rapidly transforming Africa’s avocado export landscape, overtaking Kenya to become the continent’s leading exporter in 2025. The shift highlights how logistics, infrastructure, and market access are now redefining