Rabat has been designated cultural capital of the Islamic world for 2022 by the World Islamic Organisation for Education, Science and Culture, in recognition of the successful implementation of an urban and cultural development programme launched in 2015

New protections for women and the family will be included in the legislation, with reference to polygamy, a ban on marriage for children under 18, and new, more protective provisions during divorce

With 15,9 million registered visitors by the end of November 2024 the Moroccan tourism industry passed an important milestone, marking a 20% increase over the same period in 2023

The spreading use of cryptocurrencies, despite the ban in effect since 2017, has led Morocco to address the issue and adopt a draft law regulating their use