After a period of calm, parking boots are back in several Moroccan cities, including Casablanca during this summer period marked by the influx of tourists, causing the anger of motorists.
The Moroccan Federation of Consumer Rights calls for the fight against unscrupulous merchants who offer tourist services at exorbitant prices, forcing many Moroccans to spend the summer vacations abroad.
The National Federation of Associations of Cafes, Restaurants and Tourist Units of Morocco opposes the procedure of seizing bank accounts and commercial assets of professionals, and makes a plea in this direction.
In Rabat, a large public hospital is at the center of a controversy due to a medical appointment for a cardiac patient.
In France, the customs of Sète seized high-value artworks from Morocco, without supporting documents.
A major Spanish farmers’ union, close to Vox, is putting pressure on the Spanish government to tighten measures against Moroccan agricultural products.
In Morocco, there are major differences in the way each administration handles the affairs of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). These are the conclusions of a study carried out by the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad.
The Foreign Office (UK Foreign Office) has issued specific recommendations for British nationals currently in Morocco or planning to go there.
Some private schools have decided to increase tuition fees for the next school year, much to the dismay of parents. Concerned, a deputy from the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) calls on the government of Aziz Akhannouch to act to prevent the commercialization of education.
Since the promulgation of the new "asylum and immigration" law in France, expulsions under OQTF (Obligation to Leave French Territory) now target several categories of foreigners who were previously protected by law.
The new mayor of Rabat, Fatiha El Moudni, no longer wants repair workshops and car garages, managed by companies or on a self-employed basis, in the Océan district.
The local authorities of Moulay Brahim, in the Al Haouz region, have demolished several cafes and shops selling industrial craft products located along the banks of the tourist valley of Ghighaya. The managers of these businesses express their distress.