Morocco
Rachida Dati's Moroccan Roots: French Minister's Secret Escape to Casablanca
Rachida Dati has confided that she regularly travels to Morocco with her daughter Zohra, where she recharges at her father’s home.
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Betty de G.
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Morocco
Moroccan Diaspora Shuns Homeland Holidays: Rising Costs Spark Tourism Crisis
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) flock to Morocco in large numbers every summer for their vacations. This year, not only has the flow seen a significant decline, even if the official figures say otherwise, but these Moroccans of the diaspora have changed their consumption habits in the face of the rise in prices of tourist services.
Sport
Real Madrid's Rising Star Sparks International Tug-of-War: Morocco and Spain Battle for Rachad Fettal
Morocco and Spain are fighting over Rachad Fettal, the new gem of La Castilla, the Real Madrid academy. Born in Spain to Moroccan parents, the 19-year-old striker has the possibility of joining the Atlas Lions or La Roja.
Morocco
Agadir Restaurants Debunk Price Hike Rumors, Pledge to Maintain Tourist-Friendly Rates
The Regional Association of Tourist Restaurants of Souss-Massa has denied the recent rumors of "unjustified" price increases for services in certain restaurants, reiterating the commitment of professionals to maintain the current rates.
Morocco
French Telemarketing Law Threatens Moroccan Call Centers Amid AI Surge
The law on telephone canvassing that will come into force in France in August 2026 will certainly affect the outsourcing sector in Morocco, already faced with the rise of artificial intelligence.
Morocco
Timeless Elegance: How the Moroccan Caftan Conquered Fashion's Elite
The caftan, the traditional Moroccan dress, stands the test of time. Ideal for daytime or evening outings, this ever-trendy garment gives style and elegance to the one who wears it.
Spain
Spanish Fruit Seller's Viral Video Ignites Debate on Moroccan Imports vs. Local Produce
Even though Spain produces a variety of fruits and vegetables, many Spanish merchants and supermarkets believe it is more profitable to sell those of Moroccan origin. This is what a fruit seller affirmed in a video published on social media, sparking a lively controversy.
Morocco
Activist Sion Assidon Found Unconscious: Mystery Surrounds Disappearance and Garden Incident
The King’s Attorney General at the Casablanca Court of Appeal provided new information on Tuesday regarding the Sion Assidon case, named after the activist for the Palestinian cause who was found unconscious at his home on August 11th.
France
Parisian Rooftop Restaurant Faces Backlash Over Israeli Wines Amid Gaza Conflict
The BDS France campaign has sent a letter to the management of Dar Mima, Jamel Debbouze and Laurent de Gourcuff’s Parisian restaurant, in which it expresses its outrage at the sale of Israeli wines by the establishment located on the roof of the Institut du monde arabe.
Morocco
Marrakech Fast-Food Brawl: Security Guard Injured as Police Arrest Moroccan Expatriates
A security guard was injured in the face while attempting to put an end to a violent altercation involving Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) in a fast-food establishment located on Mohammed V Avenue in Marrakech.
Sport
West Ham's £40M Swoop for Moroccan Goal Machine En-Nesyri Shakes Premier League Transfer Market
West Ham United would be ready to break the bank to acquire Youssef En-Nesyri . The London club would offer a bid of 40 million euros to secure the services of the Moroccan striker from Fenerbahçe.
Morocco
Morocco Shakes Up Urban Transport: Alsa's Dominance Challenged as Government Seeks Modernization
Alsa will have new competitors in Morocco. The Spanish operator established in the kingdom since 1999 in Marrakech, then in Agadir and Tangier, could lose most of its urban transport concessions.