Tesla has formally entered Morocco with a new subsidiary, Tesla Morocco, incorporated on May 27 by Dutch entities Tesla International B.V. and Tesla Motors Netherlands B.V. The Casablanca-based unit, with 27.5 million dirhams ($2.8 million) in capital, will manage EV and energy product sales, imports, and servicing. The move signals Tesla’s push into North Africa’s growing electric vehicle market.
Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank and Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP), alongside Egypt’s International Commercial Bank, have made it onto the
Morocco is reportedly considering acquiring U.S. F‑35 Lightning II stealth fighters in response to Algeria’s recent purchase
In launching an unprovoked military attack on Iran, Israel not only once again finds itself in very clear breach of
Foreign ministers from Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Palestine convened by phone Friday to address the aftermath of Israeli airstrikes
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