Rabat regains its “Investment Grade” status, lost in 2021 due to the repercussions of the health crisis. The American rating agency Standard & Poor’s announced, following its mission to Morocco in September 2025, the upward revision of the Kingdom’s sovereign rating. The country thus regains its “Investment Grade” status, lost in 2021 due to the…...
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