A 57-page document as a committal order in the case of the Brussels attacks of March 22, 2016. The federal public prosecutor’s office is requesting the referral to the assizes of eight of the 13 accused.
On the initiative of the non-profit organization Museum and Documentation Center of Moroccan Immigration in Belgium (ASBL Mémorial), a memorial museum of Moroccan immigration will be inaugurated in Brussels, early 2021.
Fatima Ezzarhouni, 48, and Sophie Pirson, 61, respectively the mother of a radicalized person and the mother of a victim of the double attack carried out on March 22, 2016, have been looking in the same direction, with the same acuity, since their meeting in 2018. They are looking for a publisher for a book they are preparing in order to bring about qualitative change in society.
The Belgian federal police are searching for Ismaïl Ouchen, a potentially dangerous young man who was recently convicted on several sentences.
To the Moroccan soldiers who fell with weapons in hand during World War II, Belgium wishes to be grateful. Motonobu Kasajima, general delegate of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation in Morocco , announced this country’s intention to pay tribute to these brave soldiers.
The low-cost airline Transavia is preparing to launch three new routes to Brussels, Tangier and Ibiza from its future base in Montpellier.
The low-cost airline Transavia, a subsidiary of Air France-KLM, is preparing to launch in 2020 three new routes from Montpellier, including one to Morocco.
Gad Elmaleh is returning to the stage in 2020. The Moroccan comedian will present his show in which he will talk at length about the accusations of plagiarism.
Skeyes, the autonomous public company in Belgium responsible for air traffic control, has been convicted for refusing to invite candidates over 25 to job interviews. This is the decision of the Brussels Labor Court, which cites age discrimination.
Belgium is called upon to repatriate one of its jihadist nationals and her child from the Syrian Al Hol camp under penalty of a daily fine. This is the decision of the Brussels interim judge.
Rahma Benmezian, 31, and her sister Fatima, 24, are two jihadists that Turkey expelled, on Friday, November 29, from its territory to their country of origin, Belgium.
The first generation of Moroccan immigrants in Belgium was honored on Saturday in Brussels, with a ceremony organized to celebrate the 64th anniversary of Morocco’s independence.