While voices are calling for accountability, the urban commune of Tangier has launched a call for the development of the city’s corniche, which is currently in a state of degradation.
Since 2019, a 73-year-old Belgian-Moroccan woman has been going through an administrative hell to have her family name corrected.
In France, many foreigners in a regular situation risk finding themselves without papers due to abnormally long delays in renewing their residence permits.
Each year, nearly 4,000 seasonal workers arrive in France to work on farms during the harvest season. The tightening of administrative procedures since last January and the difficulties in obtaining visas are making life harder for them.
The issue of issuing certificates of life for retirees living in Morocco is a concern for lawmaker Karim Ben Cheikh. The environmentalist and social deputy for the 9ᵉ constituency of French citizens living abroad is questioning the French Minister of Labour, Health, Solidarity and Families.
A demolition operation of houses and businesses planned in Casablanca is not well received by the residents of the old city, in the Al Boḥayra district. They are calling on King Mohammed VI for help.
Anticipating the high demand for family record books as the season approaches for the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), the Ministry of the Interior is mobilizing civil status inspectors at the prefecture level in the various regions of Morocco. Currently, there is a real shortage of family record books.
Announced in November 2024 by King Mohammed VI during the commemoration of the 49th Green March, the creation of the Mohammedia Foundation for Moroccans Residing Abroad is struggling to become a reality while the administrative problems faced by Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) remain. They call for a surge from the Moroccan Parliament.
Street vendors in Morocco have always had a foothold on the streets despite public policies implemented, investments devoted to the construction of markets and campaigns to free up public space.
The Magistrates’ Union, the Lawyers’ Union and the League of Human Rights are up in arms against a police note that infringes on the rights of certain foreigners legally established in France.
In Morocco, while passengers (3 clients for a petit taxi and 6 for a grand taxi) have accident insurance, many taxi drivers do not.
The modernization projects in Rabat, involving demolitions, are eliciting mixed reactions among residents. While the objective of a "modern and connected" Rabat is generally understood, the lack of concrete rehousing proposals and support for affected people is raising concerns.