TweetMorocco has remained a country of stability among the unrest in the Middle East and Northern African countries. There have however been demands for King Mohammed VI, to re-energise the reforms that have slackened since the start of his reign in 1999 and introduce a constitutional monarchy like those of Spain or the UK.

Whilst Morocco is classed as Keep reading…

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TweetSo we have uncertainty in Europe, some concerns that BRIC nations may suffer inflationary pressures or even overheat, and turmoil in the Middle East. Investors seeking returns with a different risk profile, may well turn to a country like Morocco, for property investment

Experience shows that poorer economies tend to grow faster and eventually converge with others. So why should this not be the case for Africa?

What’s more, Morocco’s infrastructure is shaping up nicely. Keep reading…

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Morocco Property – The Region

Arab governments have launched a wave of financial concessions since the start of the Region’s crisis, (Tunisia, Egypt, Libya et alia) in an attempt to head off potential uprisings.

Countries in focus now: Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria and Jordan, all saw protest and at times riots, in the 1970s and 1980s over food prices, particularly for bread.

About 30% of the population in Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is aged 15-29. Keep reading…

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TweetWe are currently witnessing unprecedented changes in the Middle East and North Africa, with uprisings against despotic leaders. Egypt and Tunisia, not seen as global economic powers, were one thing, but Libya, as an oil exporter, is quite another.

This, coupled with sovereign debt and economic  troubles in Europe, are refocusing and  rebalancing the places people chose to buy in. Keep reading…

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