Oct 21, 2025

Morocco Strengthens Global Standing with Record Tourism Growth$

Analysis by The North Africa Journal

Morocco welcomed 15 million tourists between January and September 2025, a 14 percent increase from last year. The steady rise, including 1.4 million arrivals in September alone, reflects stronger air links, new marketing efforts, and ongoing improvements to visitor experiences.

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North Africa Tests the Limits of Ride-Hailing as Uber Returns Under Tight Control$

by The North Africa Journal | Dec 29, 2025 | Economy & Business, Egypt economy, Algeria, economy upfront, Briefs, Business and Economy, Business & Economy, 1PREMIUM, Egypt, 1-BLUE-LEFT-SECTION-Special-Focus-Free, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, 1shorts, Maghreb

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by The North Africa Journal | Dec 29, 2025 | Briefs, Niger, 1Notify, 1shorts, Sahel, Terrorism, Security, Shield and Alert: Sahel, 111, 1PREMIUM

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by The North Africa Journal | Dec 28, 2025 | Briefs, Business & Economy, Tunisia, 1shorts, Maghreb, Economy & Business, economy upfront, Business and Economy, 1PREMIUM, 1-BLUE-LEFT-SECTION-Special-Focus-Free

After several years of economic disruption, Tunisia recorded measurable signs of stabilization in 2025. Growth accelerated modestly, inflation eased, and key sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and services supported the recovery. Improved financial indicators, including stronger foreign investment and higher reserves, contributed to cautious optimism. At the same time, structural constraints, employment pressures, and external uncertainty continue to limit the pace of expansion. As Tunisia enters 2026 with a higher growth target, the central question is whether recent gains can be sustained and translated into durable job creation and long-term economic resilience.

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