The Court of Appeal of the city of Agadir has decided to postpone the examination of the case of the accused in the case of Amine Chariz, a 22-year-old man who died on February 8, to March 10.
Tour operators met last week, during a meeting in Agadir, on the future of the sector which is gradually recovering from the adverse effects of the health crisis. The training of actors, the creation of large Moroccan tour operators, digital, almost all aspects have been reviewed.
A total of 14 patients - some of whom are particularly dangerous - escaped from the Inzegane psychiatric hospital in the Agadir region. One of the escapees was arrested, while the other 13 are still actively being sought.
After the reopening of the RIU Tikida Palmeraie in Marrakech on February 4 and the RIU Palace Tikida Agadir on February 7, the RIU hotel chain has decided to reopen its four other hotels in Morocco.
After being placed in custody, the five suspects in the case of Amine Chariz , a 22-year-old man who died under mysterious circumstances in Agadir on February 8, have been transferred to the local prison in Ait Melloul.
A 22-year-old man died on February 8 under mysterious circumstances in Agadir. An investigation is underway to shed light on this case. The police are trying to determine whether he was the victim of a traffic accident or whether he succumbed to his injuries after being assaulted by the son of a prominent businessman in the city.
The start date for the Agadir cable car is now known. This flagship tourist project of the city, which extends over a linear distance of 1,700 m, accompanies the rehabilitation project of the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella.
The RIU hotel chain will reopen two of its units in Morocco. The RIU Tikida Palmeraie, in Marrakech, will resume its activities this Friday, and the RIU Palace Agadir, on February 7.
Binter will resume its flights to Morocco starting Monday, February 7, as soon as the Moroccan government reopens its airspace to international flights.
The greater Agadir region is showing signs of water scarcity. The main dams supplying the region are at historically low fill rates.
Faced with the controversy sparked by the murder of a French woman in Tiznit, aimed at tarnishing Morocco’s image, the government has reacted, referring to an "isolated act".
Stella, the daughter of Christiane F., the 79-year-old French retiree killed in a market in the town of Tiznit near Agadir on January 15, expresses her gratitude to the Moroccan government, which "has done everything to come to the aid" of her family.