Morocco’s experience in addressing the economic fallout from #COVID-19 illustrates many of the economic challenges that middle-income countries are facing and the fiscal limitations they confront.
Although Morocco declared a state of health emergency in real time, it remains unprepared to face the challenges threatening public health
Morocco’s water policies for irrigation have amplified water scarcity, it’s time to think differently
Morocco's demarcation of its maritime borders is linked to legal, political and geostrategic considerations, mainly with regards to the precious resources at sea
Abderrahmane Youssoufi’s death highlights Morocco’s longstanding struggle for equality and political opening
Morocco’s strategy to battle the pandemic seems to be working thus far, but its healthcare system suffers from longstanding problems. Can the government glean lessons from this pandemic to substantively tackle health care reform?
While Morocco has made, over the past few years, notable progress in the World Bank’s Doing Business index. This, however, had almost no economic impact because the country did not make tangible progress in the fields of governance, economic freedom, property rights protection, and fight against corruption
Security Sector Reform in the Maghreb is dependent on the nature of each political system and post 2011 conflictual situation
This paper argues that putting the parties at the frontline without sufficient capacity to enact deep reforms weakens them as a shield against growing popular frustration.
The coronavirus will have wide-reaching impacts in the Maghreb
