The Belgian-Moroccan footballer Anouar Aït El Hadj has made his choice, even if he has not yet officially communicated the country with which he will play in the national team. Author of 3 goals in 21 matches in the Belgian Jupiler League, under the colors of Anderlecht, his entourage supports that the 18-year-old player has a preference for Belgium, rather than Morocco.
The Algerian-Moroccan player Tarik Radi, who plays in the U18 category of the Red Devils, had the responsibility of choosing between Morocco, Algeria and Belgium, the country whose colors he will defend. Approached by the sports leaders of these three countries, the super striker had to make a choice that takes into account, according to his own words, his deep aspirations and his love for the chosen country.
In Belgium, places of worship will be authorized to welcome 100 worshippers inside instead of 15 previously authorized for several months, starting June 9.
The Belgian League against Anti-Semitism (LBCA) accused the co-chair of Ecolo Rajae Maouane , author of a controversial publication, of inciting anti-Semitic hatred. The Belgian-Palestinian Association (ABP), the Union of Progressive Jews of Belgium (UPJB) and the non-profit organization De-colonizer are defending the official.
The Belgian League against Anti-Semitism (LBCA) accused on Wednesday the Belgian of Moroccan origin Rajae Maouane of inciting "anti-Semitic hatred" for having shared a photo accompanied by a song about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. False! retorts the co-president of Ecolo, "deeply hurt".
The network of Belgian schools in Morocco apologized after the use in the elementary section of mathematics textbooks containing a map of the kingdom without the Sahara.
The Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) announced on Tuesday that the feast marking the end of Ramadan is scheduled for Thursday, June 13, 2021. It expresses its best wishes for prosperity to citizens of Muslim faith and all other beliefs and reminds them of the health and security measures issued by the government to curb the spread of the coronavirus in Belgium.
The founder of the citizen association Habiba Ahmed Foundation (HAF), Kenza Isnasni, eldest daughter of the Moroccan couple killed by an extreme right-wing sympathizer in Schaerbeek on May 7, 2002, reiterated on Friday her request to see part of the street of the tragedy named Rue Habiba-Ahmed. She also called for a duty of memory against racism.
The Brussels authorities announced on Thursday the implementation of new tools aimed at more effectively combating ethnic, financial or physical discrimination in the housing sector. This system makes proactive testing possible, a step forward that will restore equal opportunities in the sector.
Princess Esméralda of Belgium supports the actions of the Habiba-Ahmed Foundation, of which she is now the godmother. The Foundation, belonging to Kenza Isnasni, one of the survivors of the racist massacre of May 7, 2002 in Schaerbeek, fights against racism in all its forms.
The Muslim community in Belgium obtains from the authorities the easing of restrictive measures in the context of the celebration of the Eid al-Fitr festival. The Belgian government has just approved the celebration of worship outdoors from May 8, with a maximum of 50 people.
Following the lifting of the ban on foreign travel in Belgium, Brussels Airport is pursuing a commercial policy aimed at encouraging travelers to book flights. For its part, the airline Brussels Airlines is offering three new air links from Brussels to Morocco this summer.