1. Casablanca at the time of the National Recruitment Fair: "The National Recruitment Fair, which connects students and recipients of different branches of the Moroccan university with a large number of companies operating in different branches of activity, opened in Casablanca on Tuesday."
2. Avito exceeds the 1,000 shops opened online: "Avito, the leading online advertising site in Morocco, crosses the 1,000 shops open on the site. Since 2013, Avito shops have helped to accelerate the digital transformation of VSCs-SMCs in Morocco. In the form of personalized spaces, with the company name, a dress with the colors of the company and a quick description, Avito shops increase the visibility of the products and services of the professionals and accompany them in their phase of dematerialization and their digital transformation. A total of 1,045 professional shops are now operated by Avito, a 42% of which are located in Casablanca, the metropolis concentrating most of the demands, followed by Rabat (19%), Tangier (11%) and Marrakesh (9%). In addition to real estate and automotive, the most represented sectors are employment and services (15%), clothing and welfare (14%), as well as leisure and entertainment (6%)."
3. Official opening in Meknes of the 12th edition of the International Agricultural Fair in Morocco: "The 12th International Fair of Agriculture in Morocco (SIAM 2017), a true sectoral showcase meeting the expectations of professionals and the general public, opened its doors in Sahrij Souani in Meknes on Tuesday. The official opening ceremony of this fair, organized from the 18th to the 23rd of April under the patronage of the King Mohammed VI, took place in the presence of the President of the Republic of Guinea, the President-in-Office of the African Union (AU), Mr. Alpha Condé, and the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests, Mr. Aziz Akhannouch, as well as several members of the government and ambassadors accredited to Morocco."
4. The BoJ opens an internal debate on the future tools to be used: ""The Bank of Japan is debating internally what tools it will use when it ends its massive economic support program," says the Vice-Governor Hiroshi Nakaso in an interview published on Monday by the news agency Jiji. "The BoJ of course talks internally about ways and how (stopping its ultra-accommodative policy) could affect its incomes," he explains."
5. The State negotiates an international financing of 2.7 billion Dirham: "The years 2017 and 2018 will be those of accelerating the development of the agribusiness. In addition to the actions unveiled at the Conferences of the Agriculture on Monday, the government is negotiating with several international donors to finance several programs to boost value channels in the agriculture, agri-food and agro-industrial sectors. According to our information, the negotiations are currently open with the World Bank and the African Development Bank to launch two programs requiring a total of approximately 270 million Dollar, the equivalent of 2.7 billion Dirham. According to official sources close to the file, with the World Bank, the government plans to launch a "Program to strengthen agri-food/agribusiness value channels".
Crédit : IMPERIUM MEDIA
