Morocco
Spain and Morocco will become one, the Strait of Gibraltar will close
Scientists predict that Spain, as we know it today, will eventually disappear and that at some point, Morocco and the Iberian peninsula will become one territory .
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Betty de G.
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Morocco
Car rental in Morocco: growth, challenges and new rules
The Moroccan car rental market is experiencing an encouraging rebound thanks to the massive return of tourists. However, the sector is facing new regulatory challenges. This is the finding of Tarik Dbilij, president of the Federation of Car Rental Companies without Drivers (FLASCAM), who calls for a overhaul of the legal framework to allow a restructuring of the sector.
France
Hadj D., a figure in the drug trade, tried in Toulouse, his accomplices on the run in Morocco
The trial of Hadj D., a drug baron detained in the high-security prison of Vendin-le-Vieil, and other accomplices on the run in Morocco, opened this Monday before the Toulouse Correctional Court. The drug trafficker would have continued his criminal activities from his cell.
Morocco
Aggression of the Deputy Mayor in Salé: The Investigation Takes a New Turn
The investigation into the attempted murder of the businessman and deputy mayor of Salé in mid-April is ongoing. Last Thursday, the court of first instance in Rabat ordered a medical examination to determine the psychological state of the defendant.
Belgium
Charleville-Mézières: Nawell Madani's show takes a turn for the worse
Nawell Madani’s show on Saturday, November 22 at the Guinguette Arena in Charleville-Mézières turned into a nightmare. The many spectators who came to applaud her had to wait more than two hours in the freezing cold (-2ºC) before being allowed into the venue.
Spain
Moroccan gendarmes "on the payroll" of a dismantled criminal network
The Civil Guard has dismantled a vast network of migrant trafficking between Morocco, Ceuta and Algeciras, involving Moroccan gendarmes and fishermen. In total, eleven people, including the leaders of the criminal gang, were arrested and detained.
Morocco
Morocco: the tax authorities launch a massive offensive against "frozen" companies suspected of fraud
The regional control services of the Directorate General of Taxes have launched large-scale audits of the accounts of "frozen" companies in Rabat, Agadir, Casablanca and Tangier.
Morocco
Morocco, the preferred destination for European tourists in motorhomes
European tourists, particularly retirees traveling with their motorhomes, continue to prefer Morocco as a destination for their annual and seasonal vacations.
Morocco
Moroccan Army: The purchase of Stinger missiles creates unease in Spain
While waiting for the 32 F-35 fighters it would like to acquire, Morocco has just ordered 600 new Stinger missiles from the United States. The contract also includes the delivery of complementary weapons, spare parts and training for the Moroccan armed forces. A new Moroccan acquisition that frightens Spain.
Morocco
Prince Moulay Hassan prepares a doctoral thesis
After obtaining his master’s degree with distinction at the Faculty of Governance, Economics and Social Sciences of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University, Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan is currently preparing his doctoral thesis in international relations and geostrategic sciences.
Morocco
Olive oil: the broken trust of Moroccans?
Moroccan olive oil professionals denounce a practice of consumers who press the oil themselves to avoid fraud.
Morocco
Tensions between Morocco and Algeria: Finally a path to dialogue?
The Maghreb Forum for Dialogue, dedicated to promoting a culture of dialogue in the Maghreb region, has called for mediation by Mauritania, Libya and Tunisia, with a view to reconciling Morocco and Algeria , while respecting the principles of neutrality and balance.