A seminar on performance was organized on October 15, 2019 in Casablanca as part of the cooperation plan between the Casablanca-Settat region and the Walloon region as well as other energy partners. During this meeting, Belgian companies shared their energy performance.
Dressed in white, about a hundred people marched on Sunday, October 27, in Brussels, to pay tribute to Mehdi and demand, at the same time, justice for this 17-year-old boy who died brutally after being hit by a police car from the Brussels-Ixelles zone on August 20.
Accused of having killed Denis Debouverie, a 74-year-old man, nicknamed the "king of the Îlot Sacré" - the historic district of Brussels -, Tarek Ladhari who was one of the victim’s tenants to whom he owed a lot of money, was finally acquitted by the jury. The latter noted analyses that were not carried out by the investigators which would have been decisive in the search for the truth.
In total, 13 social tenants, including one who owns houses in Morocco, will be evicted from their housing in Antwerp and prosecuted. They have violated the law regarding the rental of social housing.
Study grants in Belgium have been awarded to Moroccan students for the 2020-2021 academic year by the Academy of Research and Higher Education (ARES).
Between 200 and 250 people marched on Monday, October 21, on the Albertine Square in the Belgian capital, Brussels, to protest against police abuses and call for the protection of migrants and refugees.
A couple was sentenced on October 22 to two years in prison, half of which was suspended, and must pay a fine of 2,000 euros for having assaulted and forced their 18-year-old daughter to marry. This is the verdict of the Termonde Correctional Court in Belgium.
Mehdi’s family is organizing a peaceful white march in Brussels on Sunday, October 27 to pay tribute to him. He died suddenly after being hit by a police car from the Brussels-Ixelles police zone on August 20.
With the help of their lawyers, Abderrahim Lahlali and Mohamed Ozdemir, a wounded terrorist, three widows of the terrorist group Islamic State (IS) and their ten children are suing the Belgian state. They only ask to be repatriated to Belgium.
The Moroccan-Belgian, Ahmed Laaouej, was elected head of the Brussels Federation of the PS with 52.5% of the votes on Saturday, October 19. Thus, the brand new President succeeds Laurette Onkelinx, according to a press release from the Federation.
If the bill proposed by Theo Francken, former Secretary of State for Asylum, and his N-VA colleagues were to be adopted, family reunification would be much more difficult in Belgium.
Surveillance camera footage released by the Belgian federal police traces the course of a grenade attack targeting the home of a Moroccan family in the Antwerp region of Belgium.