Brussels

The ports of Dakhla and Nador have not yet been launched, but Europe is already thinking about putting obstacles in their way

17 August 2026

Dakhla and Nador West Med are already appearing on Brussels’ radar. The European Commission cites the two future Moroccan hubs among the ports that shipping companies could use (…)

In Morocco, 2.9 million young people are not working, studying or receiving any training

16 August 2026

Nearly 2.9 million Moroccans aged 15 to 29 are not working, studying or receiving any training. Around 70% are women, according to a new document from the European Commission.

Europe invests €112 million in Morocco to also address the desire to emigrate

16 August 2026

The European Union will allocate €112 million to Morocco’s economic and social resilience. Behind its support for the economy and the welfare state, Brussels is also pursuing a (…)

Police bring 7-year-old Hamza home: his uncle admits hitting him afterward

13 August 2026

Hamza’s uncle, the 7-year-old boy who died in Merchtem, Belgium, now admits hitting him after the child was found alone in the street and brought home by the police. He denies, (…)

Declared “Made in Morocco,” but taxed as a Chinese product in Europe

12 August 2026

The European Union has just maintained a hefty tariff on certain technical fabrics shipped from Morocco. The particularity: the 30.7% duty applies even when these products are (…)

Studying in Belgium will cost some Moroccans more than 18,000 euros

9 August 2026

A non-exempt Moroccan student will have to pay up to 5,369 euros in tuition fees to study in French-speaking Belgium in 2026-2027. This amount does not include housing, food or (…)

Police take 7-year-old Hamza home: hours later, he is dead

8 August 2026

Just hours before his death, 7-year-old Hamza was wandering alone through the streets of Merchtem, Belgium. Police found him and took him home. During the night, the child died (…)

After Ceuta, Brussels puts Moroccan visas on the line

6 August 2026

Following the events in Ceuta, the European Commissioner for Migration wants to obtain greater cooperation from Morocco. Among the levers he proposes using are trade, European (…)

After Ceuta, Morocco Refuses to Be Europe’s Policeman

4 August 2026

Morocco refuses to be reduced to the role of Europe’s policeman after the Ceuta crisis. A government source says the kingdom is protecting its own territory and cooperating as (…)

After Ceuta, Europe Wants to Pay Morocco More to Tighten Border Controls

3 August 2026

The Ceuta crisis could lead the European Union to provide Morocco with more resources. Brussels is proposing to strengthen its financial and technical support for Rabat to (…)