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The debate on migration in Germany is taking a major turn with the alliance between the CDU and the AfD, influencing European migration policies and, consequently, relations with Morocco. This document examines how Germany’s proposed migration reforms impact Morocco, considering migration realities, cooperation dynamics, and economic challenges. As a country of origin, transit, and destination […]

Once known for its agricultural richness and climatic diversity, Morocco is at the forefront of the global climate crisis. From the Rif and Atlas Mountains plateaus to the arid fringes of the Sahara, the country’s natural landscape is undergoing rapid and alarming changes. As rising temperatures and prolonged droughts reshape Morocco’s environment and economy, water

As global migration patterns shift in response to conflict, economic instability, climate change, and other forces, this policy brief examines how enhanced cooperation between African nations—particularly Morocco—and Europe can foster sustainable migration management. Positioned at the crossroads of Africa and Europe, Morocco plays a dual role in advancing European migration goals while addressing migration dynamics

In the intricate and constantly evolving landscape of contemporary conflicts, nations across the globe find themselves standing at a crucial juncture, positioned within a complex and multifaceted battleground. This arena is no longer defined by traditional weaponry but rather by the nuanced and potent tools of cognitive and hybrid warfare. In this theater, the influence

This Policy Paper evaluates the effect of military expenditure on development (GDP per capita) in 77 countries from different regions and income groups. Explore this YPC Policy Paper authored by our colleague Dr. Youssef Oukhallou.

Is it possible for behavioural science to help youth that are not in education, employment or training (NEET) in Morocco? Explore the implications of nudge-based policies in mitigating this phenomenon, with this YPC Policy Brief authored by our colleague Imane Rouidi.