Morocco
Morocco's Tourism Surge: Aiming for Global Top 10 by 2030
Already the undisputed leader in Africa, Morocco aims to join the exclusive circle of the ten most visited tourist destinations in the world by 2030.
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Betty de G.
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Morocco
Morocco Halts Spanish Cattle Imports, Sparking Beef Price Surge Fears
Morocco has just suspended the import of live cattle from Spain due to the appearance of a contagious skin virus in cattle in Catalonia. A decision that could lead to a surge in prices.
Morocco
Morocco's Youth Uprising Pauses: GenZ 212 Regroups for Massive Protest
The collective GenZ 212 , at the origin of the demonstrations organized in several Moroccan cities since September 27 last to demand reforms in the health and education sectors, announced on Tuesday the suspension of the demonstrations until this Thursday.
Morocco
Tragedy in Morocco Sparks Poignant Novel on Body Image and Loss
Writer JoÈve Dupuis pays tribute in her new novel "T’es belle pis j’t’aime!" to her cousin Florence McConnell, a 26-year-old Quebecer who died in Morocco in May 2022 from complications after a liposuction procedure that went wrong.
Spain
EU-Morocco Deal Sparks Tomato Trade Turmoil, Spanish Farmers Cry Foul
Spanish producers fear an increase in tomato exports produced in the Moroccan Sahara to European markets, following the new trade agreement between Morocco and the European Union (EU).
Morocco
Morocco and UK Forge Desert Alliance: 'Jebel Sahara' Exercise Marks 25 Years of Military Cooperation
From October 1, 2025, until October 17, the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces (FAR) and their British counterparts are participating in the "Jebel Sahara" exercise. These maneuvers are taking place in the Marrakech region.
France
Toxic Love and Torture: Childhood Trauma Shadows Murder Trial
The trial of Jérémy B. and Agnès M., the alleged murderers of Marwane Souidi, who was tortured to death on September 26, 2022 in Saint-Germain-lès-Arpajon (Essonne), opened this Monday, October 6 before the Essonne Assize Court in Évry-Courcouronnes. The psychological profiles of the accused were at the heart of the debates on this first day.
Morocco
Moroccan Officials Embroiled in Massive Corruption Scandal
The National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) is investigating local elected officials suspected of money laundering and embezzlement of public funds in the regions of Casablanca-Settat, Fès-Meknès, and Béni Mellal-Khénifra.
Spain
EU-Morocco Deal Sparks Agricultural Turmoil: Spanish Farmers Face Saharan Fruit Flood
The new agreement between the European Union and Morocco including the Sahara is worrying European fruit and vegetable producers who fear a continuation of unfair competition from the kingdom.
Morocco
GUESS Unveils Global Vision in Marrakech Homecoming
The American brand GUESS is organizing its international convention "One World, One Brand" in Marrakech, the city where its founder Paul Marciano was born. For three days, nearly 800 guests from around the world will gather in the ochre city to celebrate the brand’s history and prepare for its 45th anniversary in 2026.
Morocco
Moroccan Fashion Heiress Caught in UAE Cocaine Caftan Scandal
While traveling with her family, a young Moroccan woman was arrested in the United Arab Emirates, in possession of a significant quantity of cocaine found in her personal belongings. The Emirati authorities are investigating a possible attempt at drug trafficking.
France
Dacia's Affordable Revolution: Dominating European Markets with Moroccan-Made Cars
Dacia produces the cheapest cars in France and Europe. The best-selling models, including the Sandero, the Stepway and the Jogger, are manufactured in Morocco.