The Mons Court of Appeal has delivered its verdict in the case of Hassan Iquioussen, the imam of Lourches placed under electronic surveillance in Belgium. The French justice had requested his extradition to France.
The radicalized Belgian-Moroccan who stabbed a police officer to death and injured another on Thursday, November 10 in Schaerbeek is a man known to the police for common law offenses.
Revelations have been made about the individual who stabbed two police officers in Schaerbeek . According to the public prosecutor’s office, the man, of Moroccan origin according to the Dutch media, was known to the police and was on the radar of the Coordination Body for Threat Analysis (OCAM).
Under electronic surveillance in Belgium, Imam of Lourches Hassan Iquioussen still refuses his extradition to France. The judgment of the Mons Court of Appeal is expected on Tuesday, November 15.
Flights by Air Arabia Maroc , EasyJet, SWISS, Helvetic Airways, TUI, Ryanair, Vueling, KLM, British Airways, Air Europa, Air Canada, United Airlines and many other airlines departing from and arriving at Charleroi airport have been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a national strike in Belgium.
Hicham Chakir , a Molenbeek municipal councillor of Moroccan origin, who is being prosecuted in a corruption case, has been heard by the disciplinary commission of his party, which is not making a decision about him for the moment.
The attacking midfielder of KRC Genk Bilal El Khannouss has turned his back on Belgium and chosen Morocco. He explains his choice.
Following the controversy over the statements made by the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs during her working visit to Morocco in October, Hadja Lahbib has provided clarifications. She also calls on the kingdom and the Polisario to resume the negotiation process.
As the trial of the Brussels attacks approaches, Belgian-Moroccan Aicha Bacha, a doctor of political and social sciences at the Université libre de Belgique (ULB), shares the results of a survey she conducted on the family environment of Belgian terrorists and jihadists, mostly of Moroccan origin, who went to Syria.
Faced with the difficulties of family reunification in Belgium, voices are rising to demand the simplification of procedures.
Morocco is setting up, in partnership with the Belgian aerospace group Orizio, a maintenance plant for military aircraft at the Benslimane airport.
In detention since his arrest on September 30 last in Mons, Belgium, the Moroccan-born imam Hassan Iquioussen has finally been released by the justice system and placed under electronic surveillance.