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Moroccans stranded in France want to return home after more than two months away from their families. About sixty of them demonstrated, this Thursday, in front of the Moroccan embassy in Paris to demand their repatriation.
After the serious accusations of the spokesman of the Algerian presidency on the former Moroccan consul in Oran, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita summoned, on Tuesday, June 9, the Algerian ambassador accredited to Morocco to clarify the matter.
More than a year after the death of Zineb Redouane, struck by a grenade in front of her window on the 4th floor of Rue des Feuillants in Marseille, the ballistic expert report is now available. It exonerates the police and concludes that it was an accidental shot.
728 accidents occurred in urban areas during the period from June 1 to 7, 2020. The report shows 7 deaths, 928 injuries, including 45 seriously.
Despite the state of health emergency decreed by the Moroccan authorities, port traffic increased by 6.4% during the first five months of the year. A total of 39.6 million tons transited through the country’s ports.
After more than three months of suspension of its activities, the players in the tourism sector are preparing for the resumption. A roadmap has been put in place aimed at the takeoff of the sector through the preservation of employment, skills and the capacities of professionals with sustained attention to domestic tourism.
An irresponsible truck driver collided, on Tuesday, with a tram near the Hôpital Sidi Moumen station. No loss of life was deplored apart from one injured.
Two brothers drowned, on Tuesday, in a wadi in the Béni-Mellal region. An investigation has been opened by the Gendarmerie services.
A few weeks before Eid al-Adha, preparations have started at the National Office of Food Safety (ONSSA). In this regard, more than 4.5 million heads of sheep and goats have been identified between April 22 and June 6, 2020.
The recent report of the African Airlines Association (AFRAA) on some Maghreb companies presents the critical financial situation of the airlines in the region. Royal Air Maroc, with more than 1.6 billion in losses equivalent to the revenue shortfall per seat, is at risk of bankruptcy by the end of June if the state does not provide the necessary financial support.
The Ordinary General Meeting (AGO) of the Compagnie de Transports au Maroc (CTM) unanimously decided not to distribute dividends for the 2019 fiscal year.
The verdict of the Constitutional Court has been handed down on Law 26-20 regarding the exceeding of the ceiling of foreign borrowing. The highest court in the country is therefore giving the green light to the Minister of Finance, Mohamed Benchaâboun.