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Paris, February 10th, 2026 – UGGC Avocats announces the appointment of Rim Tazi as partner in its Casablanca office, effective January 1st, 2026. This appointment reflects the firm’s sustained growth strategy and further reinforces its leadership in business law in Morocco and, more broadly, across Africa. Rim Tazi has been with the firm since 2007 […]

January 2025 – Located at the crossroads of Africa, Europe and the Mddle East, Morocco has established itself as one of the preferred destinations for foreign investment in Africa. Thanks to its political stability, modern infrastructure and legal arsenal, Morocco is positioned as a strategic hub for companies from all over the world looking to invest

Novembre 2024– Le Sénégal a adopté une réglementation stricte pour le secteur minier afin de garantir une exploitation durable de ses ressources naturelles tout en favorisant le développement économique. Depuis l’adoption du Code Minier en 2016 et du Code de l’Environnement en 2023, les activités minières sont régulées par des lois, des décrets et des

July 2024 – The Kingdom of Morocco is preparing to invest 260 million dirhams (approximately 24 million euros) in the creation of a video game city in Rabat. This initiative, announced by Naïma Aberouch, head of the Ministry of Communication, represents a significant step in the national strategy to position Morocco as a technological and

April 2024 – The CFA franc, short for “Communauté Financière Africaine”, is a currency that was created in 1945 to replace the French franc in fourteen countries in West and Central Africa. It is managed by two central banks: the Banque des États de l’Afrique de l’Ouest (BCEAO) for the countries of the UEMOA (Union

Faced with the emergence of new parties (start-ups, the multiplication of SMEs, etc.) and the evolution of the Moroccan economy, the amendment of the rules of the simplified joint-stock company (named initially “société anonyme simplifiée”), an in-between of the joint-stock company (“société anonyme”) and the limited liability company (“société à responsabilité limitée”), had become necessary.

The financial and legal parameters of commercial contracts are set by the parties according to the economic context existing at the time of their conclusion. However, these initial circumstances may change and lead to a contractual imbalance. This is why, in order to perpetuate their relationship and preserve a contractual balance, it is recommended that