The date of Eid al-Fitr 2025 in Morocco is now known, it has just been confirmed by an Egyptian institute which also reveals the two Moroccan cities that will observe the crescent moon.
The British low-cost airline Easyjet informs its customers bound for Morocco and other countries such as Egypt, Turkey, Tunisia and Jordan that, with the approach of the Easter period and its traditional flows of travelers, reinforced security arrangements now frame air links to the United Kingdom.
The Egyptian group Kazyon has just benefited from a $30 million (300 million dirhams) loan from the International Finance Corporation (IFC). These funds will allow the brand to strengthen its presence in Morocco and improve access to quality and low-cost food products, and especially put pressure on BIM, already very present in Morocco.
On the sidelines of the 14th Extraordinary General Assembly of CAF, held in Cairo, Egypt, Fouzi Lekjaa, president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), managed to retain his seat on the FIFA Council. How much will he earn per year?
A joint meeting between Ryad Mezzour, Moroccan Minister of Industry and Trade, and his Egyptian counterpart was held in Rabat, during which important decisions were made.
Faced with the massive import of Egyptian and Turkish products, Moroccan textile professionals are calling for the implementation of non-tariff measures and a review of the free trade agreements between the kingdom and these two countries.
In order to appease the trade tensions between Morocco and Egypt, a meeting between the Trade Ministers of the two countries is scheduled in Rabat to redefine the terms of the free trade agreement.
Egypt has decided to temporarily suspend the control of food exports to Morocco. This is due to the rather long delays in customs clearance of Egyptian agricultural and agri-food products at Moroccan ports.
While some Atlas Lions like Achraf Hakimi and Zakaria Aboukhlal are thriving with their clubs in Europe and Egypt, others are going through a bad patch.
The recurring trade tensions between Morocco and Egypt could in the long run significantly affect trade between the two countries, which accuse each other of restricting their exports.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has announced the opening of an investigation following a request from the Oriental Weavers group, calling for the suspension of the application of the anti-dumping duty on its imports of carpets and floor coverings from Egypt.
Egyptian journalists have apologized to the Moroccan people after the controversy sparked by the remarks of their compatriot and colleague Hala Sarhan .