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1. E-commerce: Digital conversion of Moroccans accelerates: "Electronic commerce in Morocco is improving at an accelerated rate. Recently there has been a strong demand for the deployment of...
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The Moroccan Economy in Brief of 27/01/2017: Masen Accelerates the Qualification of the Identified Five New Sites
1. Recommendation to develop a national vision for the development of rural areas and mountain areas: "The Economic, Social and Environmental Council, ESEC, recommended in a report presented...
The Moroccan Economy in Brief of 26/01/2017: Moroccans More and More Adepts E-Commerce
1. Moroccans more and more adepts e-commerce: " In Morocco, E-commerce is at its peak, Aujourd’hui le Maroc reports in its edition of 26th January. This is what emerges from a" A survey recently...
News: Headlines from the Moroccan Press of 20/01/2017
L'ECONOMISTE : Morocco is worth 13 times its GDP! : "It took longer than expected, but the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (ESEC) and Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) have just released their...
Summary of the Moroccan Banks from 08/01/2017 till 14/01/2017
Morocco approves first Islamic banks: Morocco has become the latest Muslim-majority country to authorize Islamic banks, amid growing market demand for Sharia-compliant banking. The Moroccan...
The Moroccan Economy in Brief of 17/01/2017: Morocco-JICA: A Loan of 467 MDH for the Construction of an Oceanographic and Fishery Research Vessel
1. Morocco-JICA: A loan of 467 MAD for the construction of an oceanographic and fishery research vessel: "The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has granted Morocco a loan of 5.371...
The Moroccan Economy in Brief of 10/01/2017: Moroccan Banking Sector Still Resilient
1. The World Bank's $ 50 million unlocked at the end of January: "Innovative startups can rub their hands. According to an official close to the case, The World Bank Group Board of Directors...
Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter et Youtube s’unissent pour lutter contre les Jihadistes
Pour lutter contre les contenus à caractère "terroriste", Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter et YouTube, géants américains de la high tech et de réseaux sociaux, viennent d’annoncer s’unir...
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