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The National Airports Office (ONDA) plans to modernize Nador El Aroui Airport. With an estimated cost of 113 million dirhams, the project aims to enhance the security and quality of this airport’s infrastructure.
Nadia Kammachi, group leader of Écolo/Groen in Anderlecht, denounces the "clothing harassment" and "discrimination" that have allegedly been taking place at the Athénée Joseph Bracops in Anderlecht for months.
Spanish journalist Jose Antonio Ponseti revealed that he recently "almost ran over" Lamine Yamal, Barcelona’s gem of Moroccan origin.
Islamic bodies in Catalonia called on Muslims on Monday to celebrate Eid al-Adha in June, thus ignoring King Mohammed VI’s call for Moroccans to abstain this year from sacrificing sheep as per tradition.
The association Légumes de France, representing about 80% of French tomato producers, and the Association of Moroccan Fruit and Vegetable Producers and Exporters (APEFEL) signed a joint declaration on Tuesday to "coordinate" on tomatoes.
Following the statements of their party president, Amine El Boujdaini, Loubna Azghoud, Ismaïl Luahabi and Youssef Handichi, four MR deputies of Moroccan origin, were targeted by PS deputies on social media. One of them appeals to King Mohammed VI.
Youssef El Gatou, owner of Maison Héloïse, a bakery-pastry shop on Avenue Gabriel-Péri in Argenteuil, Val-d’Oise, assisted by a team of 25 pastry chefs, created a strawberry cake measuring 121.88 m long. The longest cake in the world, certified by a Guinness World Records judge.
Shopkeepers on Brabant Street in Schaerbeek can no longer tolerate the shootings related to settling scores between rival gangs. They are calling on city and regional authorities to put an end to drug trafficking in the neighborhood.
An employee of a bank located on Mohammed V Avenue in Rabat is being prosecuted before the city’s Court of Appeal for embezzling an estimated amount of 1.6 million dirhams.
Moroccan-born businessman Patrick Drahi, owner of SFR, has been trying for years to get rid of the telecom operator in France whose results have been declining year after year.
In Girona, several young Moroccans living on the street are filmed without their knowledge, then falsely presented as thieves in videos shared by profiles linked to the far-right. These viral contents fuel stigmatization and provoke anger even among their families still in Morocco.
Following the suicide of Yanis, 17, on March 30, after the release of his attacker, the Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence Against Children (Ciivise) has called for changes to the law and strengthened support for victims.