Platts, une entreprise spécialisée dans le suivi des prix mondiaux des matières premières et filiale de S&P Global Commodity Insights, a annoncé sa décision de modifier la manière dont elle rapporte le prix de la roche phosphatée marocaine. Ce changement entrera en vigueur le 3 juillet 2025, selon un communiqué de presse publié lundi. Jusqu'à présent, Platts fixait le prix en s'appuyant à la fois sur
Platts, una empresa especializada en el seguimiento de los precios globales de materias primas y parte de S&P Global Commodity Insights, ha anunciado un cambio en la forma de reportar el precio de la roca fosfórica marroquí. Esta modificación entrará en vigor el 3 de julio de 2025, según un comunicado de prensa publicado el lunes. Hasta ahora, Platts establecía el precio basándose en contratos a largo plazo y ventas puntuales. Sin embargo,
The Justice and Development Party (PJD) has voiced its «deep discontent» over the Socialist Union of Popular Forces' (USFP) decision to suspend coordination with other opposition parties on the motion of no confidence. In a statement issued following a meeting of its General Secretariat, the PJD accused the USFP of «reneging» on its commitment to jointly submit the motion against the government. It described the move as taken «in a suspicious and irresponsible
The Africa Development Club (CAD) of the Attijariwafa bank group held its 41st multisectoral mission in Egypt on May 14 and 15, in collaboration with its local subsidiary. The event brought together over 300 economic and institutional decision-makers from 12 African countries, underscoring the CAD’s commitment to fostering intra-African cooperation. Delegations of business leaders and institutional representatives traveled from countries including Cameroon, Congo, Côte
The participation of the Israeli army in the 21st edition of the «African Lion 2025» military exercise in Morocco, alongside the U.S. military and several other partner nations, is generating significant controversy. Palestinian voices have condemned the involvement, pointing out that some of the Israeli soldiers present in Morocco are accused of having killed 15 paramedics, UN workers, and rescuers in Rafah, southern Gaza, just two months ago. At the time, Israel claimed its
The Faculty of Translation at the University of Granada is hosting Moroccan Cultural Week from May 19 to 23, under the theme «A Meeting Between Two Shores, Two Cultures, and a Shared Heritage Still Alive». The event is part of the 2025 Year of the Arabic Language, organized in collaboration with the Faculty of Translation, the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME), and the Spanish Embassy in Rabat. The program brings together experts, professors, and leading figures from
Platts, a company that tracks global commodity prices and is part of S&P Global Commodity Insights, has announced plans to change how it reports the price of phosphate rock from Morocco. The change will take effect on July 3, 2025, the company said in a press release on Monday. Currently, Platts calculates the price based on both long-term contracts and one-time (spot) sales. Under the new methodology, however, it will rely exclusively on prices agreed in quarterly contracts between
The French sports newspaper L'Équipe unveiled its team of the season for the 2024–2025 Ligue 1 campaign on Monday. Among the selected players are Moroccan internationals Achraf Hakimi and Neil El Aynaoui, representing Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and RC Lens, respectively. The selection is based on ratings assigned by the newspaper’s reporters after each matchday. According to the rankings, the Lens midfielder ranks fourth with an average score of 5.94 points, while the Parisian
A Ghanaian parliamentary delegation, led by Alfred Okoe, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, is currently visiting Morocco. On Monday, May 19th, in Rabat, the delegation was received by Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita and the Speaker of the House of Representatives Rachid Talbi Alami. In a statement to the press broadcast during the evening news on Al Aoula channel, Alfred Okoe emphasized the «common interests» that unite Morocco and Ghana. The delegation also
A delegation of Palestinian female judges and prosecutors recently completed a 10-day study tour in Morocco (May 3-12), aimed at enhancing gender-responsive justice and fostering regional collaboration, reads a press release on May 19. Supported by the Sawasya III Joint Programme through UNDP and UN Women, in partnership with Palestinian judicial institutions, the visit was hosted by the Moroccan Female Judges Union and led by Judge Mina Sougrati, Head of the International Female Judges