Jamal Mahdad, Founder & Editor-in-Chief 
Martino Oosterveer, Contributing Editor 
Mohamed Boubkari, Co-Founder & Editorial Partner 
HOTEL RUSH: Why Morocco’s 2030 Room-Building Plan Could Become A Major Business Story
Morocco's reported $4 billion hotel drive targeting 25,000 new rooms, 700 projects and a 20% capacity increase before…
SCREEN TIME: Why Morocco’s First Russian Film Festival Adds A New Cultural Twist
Morocco's first Russian Film Festival in Rabat from June 18–21 — seven films, new audiences, a capital already…
PEACE INDEX: Why Morocco’s Calmer Global Image Is Gaining Fresh Attention
Morocco's improving Global Peace Index position and travel safety rankings are translating into a lifestyle asset — with…
OPEN SKIES: How Royal Air Maroc Is Positioning Morocco As A Gateway To Africa
Royal Air Maroc is pushing Casablanca Mohammed V Airport as a hub connecting Africa, Europe and the Americas…
VISA HEADACHE: Why Some Moroccan World Cup Fans Are Facing A Costly Travel Problem
At least 40 Moroccan supporters from a fans' association have been denied US visas for the 2026 World…
TRADE TENSION: How Global Shifts Could Affect The Price Of Everyday Shopping
Morocco's trade deficit widened 18.4% to 127 billion dirhams in Jan-April 2026, driven by a 12% rise in…
CHERRY GOLD: Why Sefrou’s Festival Is One Of The Kingdom’s Sweetest Traditions
Sefrou's Cherry Festival — three days of June celebration, UNESCO-recognised since 2012, crowned by a Cherry Queen parade,…
AUTO ENGINE: How Morocco’s Car Industry Is Powering The Kingdom’s Economy
Morocco's automotive exports surged 18.6% to 58.2 billion dirhams in just the first four months of 2026 —…
MAWAZINE MAGIC: Why Rabat Is Stepping Back Into The Music Spotlight
Mawazine 2026 runs from June 19–27 across Rabat's OLM Souissi, Chellah, Bouregreg and Nahda stages — with Ninho,…
FESTIVAL FEVER: Why Moroccan Nights Feel Different When The Music Starts
When Mawazine fills Rabat and Gnaoua Festival transforms Essaouira, Moroccan festival nights become more than entertainment — they…