On July 1, 2026, the Moroccan House of Representatives adopted a bill aimed at managing stray animals, according to official sources. The legislation seeks to address public health and safety concerns related to the growing population of stray dogs and cats in urban areas.
Separately, the government unveiled the 'Maroc Digital 2030' strategy, positioning digital technology as a driver of competitiveness and social inclusion. The plan includes targets for expanding internet access and digitizing public services.
Energy Minister Leila Benali also outlined a governance formula for the energy sector, emphasizing transparency and efficiency in renewable energy projects. Morocco aims to increase its renewable energy capacity to over 52% of total installed capacity by 2030.
Additionally, ten companies have been authorized for oil and gas exploration in various regions, including the Atlantic offshore and the Sahara, as part of efforts to reduce energy imports.
