The authorities of M’diq have proceeded with the demolition of a ground floor apartment belonging to a Moroccan residing abroad (MRE), leaving the upper floors intact. An act that has sparked outrage among other residents of the complex who fear for their lives.
Tetouan, M’diq and Fnideq are preparing to welcome King Mohammed VI. Cleaning operations have been undertaken in this regard.
After several weeks in the northern cities of the kingdom, King Mohammed VI has decided to return to Rabat. The Moroccan sovereign took a plane on Wednesday to join the capital and resume his official activities.
A regrettable incident occurred on Thursday in Marina Smir, near M’diq, where a car attendant abused the trust of an MRE and fled with his vehicle.
A wave of discontent is shaking the Moroccan artistic scene. Many singers have publicly denounced their exclusion from the summer festivals organized in several coastal cities of the country, particularly in the north.
Contrary to the information published by some media, Spain has not restored the Schengen visa exemption to facilitate the entry into Ceuta for Moroccans residing in Tetouan and M’diq-Fnideq, upon presentation of their passports alone.
A sea outing that turns into a tragedy. This is the sad fate experienced by five members of the Ittihad de Tanger football club, including players from the first team and the hope category.
In M’diq-Fnideq, several fast food establishments and ice cream parlors have been temporarily closed due to non-compliance with the legal and organizational regulations in force as part of the inspection controls.
A few days before the arrival of King Mohammed VI , the cities of Tetouan and M’diq are in a state of excitement. As in 2019 and 2023, the sovereign will celebrate Eid al-Adha in Tetouan this year.
The serval that had caused panic among the inhabitants of the Tangier region was finally found on Wednesday, after two weeks of intensive searches. The feline, which had disappeared, managed to rejoin its owner safely.
Prosecuted for the embezzlement of public funds and participation in the falsification of public documents and their use, former officials holding high-level positions in the ports of Tanger Ville, Kénitra and M’diq have received prison sentences.
Tried by the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeal of Al Hoceima, an individual was sentenced to a heavy prison term for his involvement in the theft of a currency exchange office.