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UN Mission Begins Sahara Withdrawal With 24 Minefields Still to Clear
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UN Mission Begins Sahara Withdrawal With 24 Minefields Still to Clear

The United Nations mission in the Sahara begins its withdrawal this Sunday, November 1, while vast areas remain contaminated by explosives. According to the UN’s latest public inventory, 24 minefields and 33 areas affected by cluster munitions still needed to be cleared east of the defensive wall.

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Morocco's National Soccer Team Valued at €386.5 Million Ahead of Key MatchesSport
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Morocco's National Soccer Team Valued at €386.5 Million Ahead of Key Matches

Walid Regragui , coach of the Atlas Lions, is about to unveil the list of players who will be called up for the last training camp before the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Morocco 2025). The Moroccan team will face Niger and Tanzania on March 17 and 24, 2025, as part of the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. It ranks among the best teams. But how much is it worth on the market?

French Tomato Farmers Decry Unfair Competition from MoroccoMorocco
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French Tomato Farmers Decry Unfair Competition from Morocco

The Salon de l’Agriculture, the annual grand event of the agricultural world, is in full swing. But behind the facade smiles, a growing concern is emerging among French tomato producers. Gilles Bertrandias, director of Rougeline, a major cooperative group based in Marmande, spoke on the stand of the Nouveaux Champs collective. He points the finger at the perceived unfair competition from the Moroccan tomato.

French Muslim Leaders Announce March 1 Start Date for Ramadan 2025France
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French Muslim Leaders Announce March 1 Start Date for Ramadan 2025

It’s official. Ramadan will begin on Saturday, March 1, 2025 in France. The official announcement was made this Friday, February 28, during a ceremony at the Grand Mosque of Paris, broadcast on the social network X. The Muslim federations of the Hexagon, gathered for the occasion, have therefore put an end to the suspense.

Morocco's King Calls Off Eid al-Adha Sacrifice Amid Livestock CrisisMorocco
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Morocco's King Calls Off Eid al-Adha Sacrifice Amid Livestock Crisis

King Mohammed VI’s call to Moroccans not to perform the Eid al-Adha sacrifice will have direct repercussions on the meat market in Morocco. This measure, taken in a context of livestock crisis, aims to preserve national resources and financially relieve the poorest Moroccan families.

Tangier Invests $21 Million in Rail Project for 2030 World CupMorocco
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Tangier Invests $21 Million in Rail Project for 2030 World Cup

Tangier is actively preparing to host the 2030 World Cup. A vast rail link project is on track, with the ambition of connecting the city’s nerve centers: the Ibn Battouta stadium, the airport and the station. A significant investment exceeding 210 million dirhams is committed.