In the Oriental region, the sharp rise in the prices of Algerian Deglet Nour dates has sparked heated controversy. Faced with this inflation, voices are calling for a boycott in favor of Morocco’s national production.
The Senegalese supporters detained in Rabat are now refusing to appear before the courts, demanding a “fair trial.” This escalation is part of a media pressure strategy that has already enabled Dakar to secure favorable decisions from sports governing bodies.
The Moroccan tour of Algerian comedian Abdelkader Secteur , which was due to begin this Friday, has been entirely canceled. The cancellation follows a boycott campaign led by activists on social media, amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between Rabat and Alger.
The announcement of the show by the comedian Nawell Madani has provoked a strong controversy in Morocco. Several Internet users are calling for a boycott of the event and demanding its immediate cancellation. On site, the scheduled performance on April 1st at the Mohammed V Theater in Rabat is facing a climate of diplomatic tensions between Morocco and Algeria.
As the month of Ramadan approaches, calls for a boycott of Deglet Nour dates are multiplying in Morocco, driven by citizen concerns about the health safety of imported products. This situation places the authorities in the obligation to reconcile the protection of public health with the imperatives of supplying the national market.
Moroccan activists are multiplying calls to boycott artists of Algerian nationality, citing the persistent political tensions between the two countries. This mobilization is particularly targeting the comedian Abdelkader Secteur , whose new national tour is scheduled to begin soon with a stop planned at the Mohammed V Theater in Rabat.
As the sacred month of Ramadan approaches, the indicators are green for the date sector. Despite water stress, Morocco is recording a historic harvest of 160,000 tons this season. An abundance that, according to professionals, should encourage consumers to favor the national product over imports.
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement in Morocco has reported the controversial stopover of a Danish cargo ship at the port of Tanger Med. The organization claims that the ship took advantage of this stop to unload a military cargo to be redirected to Israel.
At the Moroccan Parliament, the Minister Delegate in charge of the Budget, Fouzi Lekjaa, responded to the criticism, particularly from the opposition, on the budget allocated to the construction of stadiums, notably on the issue of health and hospitals. He also points the finger at Algeria.
After an eight-day break, the daily demonstrations organized by the "Gen Z 212" collective of Moroccan youth in many cities of the kingdom resumed on Saturday. The protesters are calling for a boycott of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) to be held from December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026 in Morocco.
For more than a week, Morocco has been shaken by demonstrations organized by the GenZ 212 collective. The protesters denounce the billions invested in organizing the 2030 World Cup, to the detriment of the health and education sectors that are sorely lacking in resources.
Three popular Algerian artists are announced for the concert scheduled at the Morocco Mall in Casablanca on August 24, on the occasion of the celebration of Youth Day. The announcement of their participation in this evening has sparked a wave of reactions on social networks.