While he has just been released by Morocco in a case concerning him, Mohamed Reda C, considered one of the drug barons in Antwerp, has just been convicted by the Belgian justice system. The conditions of his release remain unclear.
Following the ban on a march by the municipality of Molenbeek, the Gathering of Riffians of Belgium reacted, denouncing a serious violation of the right to freedom of expression. An urgent appeal to the Council of State has been announced.
Morocco is among the most popular destinations to celebrate a wedding, according to a recently published study.
The Belgian cinema world is in mourning. Noureddine Farihi, known for his roles in the RTBF series "Pandore" and the VRT series "Thuis", has died. The actor of Moroccan origin was 65 years old.
The match organized on Monday in tribute to Ibrahim Barmou , the 19-year-old footballer who suffered a cardiac arrest on Saturday during a match on the pitch of the Stéphanois club based in Court-Saint-Étienne (Belgium), completely derailed.
The airline TUI Fly has not canceled its flights to Morocco from Belgium. Passengers who were supposed to board on Tuesday in Charleroi will finally take off from Brussels.
A security service strike took place on Monday at Charleroi airport in Brussels. This situation has delayed several flights to Morocco.
Ibrahim, a 19-year-old footballer, died on Saturday from a cardiac arrest, in the middle of a match on the pitch of the Royal Excelsior Stéphanois in Bousval (Belgium).
The strong recovery in traffic observed this summer at Brussels Airport continues after the holiday period. Morocco is among the ten most visited countries from Brussels Airport, which welcomed two million passengers in September.
Morocco is considering including migrants in the generalization of social protection , currently under construction. Reflections in this direction are being carried out within the government.
The ban on wearing religious symbols at work continues to stir up discussions in Belgium. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled on Thursday that the notion of discrimination disappears when the ban applies to all without distinction of religion or belief.
After five years of relentless battle, the families of Sabrina and Ouassim, two young people killed during a police chase with three Belgian police officers, may be on the verge of obtaining justice. The three police officers involved in this tragedy are being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter before the police court.