1. Nabil Benabdellah shares his aspirations of the 2021 horizon: "The objectives of the new mandate of Nabil Benabdellah are promising. Reappointed at the head of the Ministry of the Development of National Territory, Urbanism, Housing, and City Policy, the Minister draws up an ambitious roadmap for the next five years. These promises would revolutionize the market and would give new impetus to Moroccan real estate, as the new vision focuses on the expansion of the range of housing offers by introducing a new range of products."
2. The Agadir self-entrepreneurs plead for the social security cover: "The Attitude Council of Self-Entrepreneur Caravan has started its journey. Agadir, the first stop of the program, has managed to bring together more than 200 managers of individual companies from the region. The day of May 10 was devoted to this category of investors to discuss the issues related to their activity, especially the benefits offered by the new regime dedicated to self-entrepreneurs. To the big surprise of the organizers, the participants in this information day were more aware of the necessity to be accompanied in the assembly of their projects."
3. Services: Maroc Telecom launches its Datacenter hosting offer: "Maroc Telecom has launched, as part of its commitment to the digital development, a service of "Datacenter Hosting" destined to its Business customers in order to meet the growing needs of companies in high-performance computer rooms, highly secure, equipped with proven energy efficiency technologies, and at a lower cost."
4. A growth of 4.2% expected in Morocco in 2017: "Morocco is expected to experience a growth of 4.2% in 2017, according to the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), forecasts slightly lower compared to last November. "This decrease is due to unfavorable climatic conditions last March with a rainfall deficit and its impact on the agricultural sector," explained the EBRD at its 26th Annual Meeting which was held in Nicosia, Cyprus, from 9 to 12 May, reports Map."
5. Participatory Banks: Dar Al Amane unveils its ambitions: "In a statement released today, the subsidiary of the French group Société Générale announces that its ambition is to deploy its participatory finance window device in the coming months through the setting up of a network of agencies dedicated to this activity, with more than a dozen at first time, which will operate under a new trademark: Dar Al Amane, which was announced exclusively on Boursenews a few months ago."
Crédit : IMPERIUM MEDIA
