
Historic Villa Luciene in Marrakech Demolished Amid Preservation Controversy
The residents of Marrakech are in shock after the sudden demolition of the famous Villa Luciene, located in the Gueliz district.

The residents of Marrakech are in shock after the sudden demolition of the famous Villa Luciene, located in the Gueliz district.

The fight against the informal economy remains the battle horse of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI). In this sense, it has adopted a new strategy.

Hassan Abkari, CEO of the Tanger Med Port, has been dismissed from his duties, for "serious misconduct".

In Agadir Ida-Outanane, the local authorities are proceeding with the demolition of several illegally constructed buildings on the promenade of the tourist village of Taghazout.

The measles epidemic raging in Morocco is worrying health authorities in France. They fear a resurgence of imported cases on French territory.

In France, there is another reason for which the prefectural authorities could withdraw the residence permits of non-European foreigners.

The local authorities are displaying their firm determination to preserve the integrity of the coastline. After Aourir, Tamghart, Imsouane, Taghazout and Aghroud, the demolition operations of several illegally built cafes and tourist establishments on the public maritime domain with the complicity of former local officials continue on several beaches of Agadir Ida-Outanane.

In Casablanca, it is no longer possible for elected officials and civil servants to obtain guarding licenses for the benefit of their relatives and families.

On the sidelines of the 16th edition of the Entrepreneurship Day, organized by the 25-year-old association "Maroc Entrepreneurs" at the Palais d’Iéna in Paris, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, the Minister Delegate in charge of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, says she is convinced that "by mobilizing our talents, multiplying synergies and strengthening international partnerships, we are building together a more competitive, more innovative and more open Morocco to the world."

Despite the efforts made by the State, the diversion of public aid is multiplying to the point of worsening the living conditions of the underprivileged social strata.

Moroccan tourists traveling abroad and Moroccans practicing liberal professions abroad are in the sights of the Office of Exchange.

The authorities of Casablanca are working to put an end to the chaos of car guards who have become more numerous in the various streets and neighborhoods. They impose sums of money in exchange for the parking of vehicles, causing the annoyance of motorists.