News: Headlines of the Moroccan Press of 14/03/2017
L'ECONOMISTE : What changes for the TI: "Expected for several weeks. The new circular of the General Directorate of Taxes on the tax treatment of supplements of wages is ready. This document,...
L'ECONOMISTE : What changes for the TI: "Expected for several weeks. The new circular of the General Directorate of Taxes on the tax treatment of supplements of wages is ready. This document,...
L'ECONOMISTE : Guarguarate: The trade taunts tensions: "El Guarguarate is the only Moroccan post-land border still open and giving access to Africa. The eastern region checkpoint (Zouj Bghal),...
L'ECONOMISTE : Payment deadlines: At the edge of the abyss! : "Unless one catches up in the next few quarters, the delay in the formation of the government will have a cost. This crisis could...
L'ECONOMISTE : land-grab: Cameras to track down counterfeiters: "Smile, you will be filmed! But not anywhere this time: the Ministry of Justice and Freedoms has just instructed the Adouls to...
CAMEROON: Smuggling on Dangote cement caused prices to fall in the northern part of Cameroon: "at least 2,800 and 3,500 CFA: It is the price range at which the bag of 50 kg of Dangote cement...
L'ECONOMISTE : Public Investment: Morocco wants to change software: "The PIM, Public Investment Management, will enter Morocco. This World Bank tool will be used to prioritize investments according...
L'ECONOMISTE : Morocco-Africa: Beyond the rush ...: " Now with more than 50% of its IDEs turned towards the continent, Moroccan business has never been as African as in the last decade. This...
1. Morocco: An Economic Growth of 4% expected for 2017: "The World Bank forecasts a growth of 4% in 2017 for Morocco, above the predicted average for the MENA region. The World Bank has taken...
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