Abdelkader Retnani, founder of the "La Croisée des Chemins" publishing house, has filed a complaint against Eric Zemmour, the likely future candidate for the 2022 French presidential election. He accuses him of having taken the name of his publishing house as the domain name of his new website.
With the French team, the Franco-Moroccan Nabil Moudni, head pastry chef of the Fournil Gascon, finished in third place at the World Pastry Cup in Lyon.
The Quimper court on Friday, October 15 sentenced Abel*, a young Moroccan and his Quimper friend, both 18 years old, to 18 and 8 months in prison with probation for assaulting and stabbing a young man as they left a nightclub in the city.
12% of foreign residents in France were born in Morocco. This is what the latest report from the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) published in mid-October reveals.
Aïcha Omrani, 51, has accomplished her 50-year-old dream of participating in the Marathon des Sables in the Sahara and finishing the race. First Frenchwoman, 1st in the veterans, she finishes 3rd among the women and 37th overall, men and women combined.
Morocco is one of the preferred destinations for Bretons for the All Saints’ holidays. They want to go there to enjoy the sunny days.
The airline EasyJet announces the resumption of its winter routes to Morocco from its French bases.
The hardening of tensions between Algeria and France could be beneficial to Morocco, analyzes a French journalist.
The body of a 89-year-old French woman was found at her home on Wednesday in Témara. The suspect, her husband, would be suffering from Alzheimer’s. He was taken into custody for the needs of the investigation.
By decision of the Ministry of the Interior, the prefecture of Sarthe will proceed with the definitive closure of the Allonnes mosque which welcomes some 300 worshippers. The leaders are accused of legitimizing terrorism or the use of armed jihad.
Malika, a 65-year-old Moroccan living in France, is one of the 59 women benefiting from the solidarity operation of the real estate group Assembly.
The Paris Criminal Court sentenced, this Tuesday, October 12, Logan Nisin, leader of the far-right group Organization of Social Armies (OAS) to nine years in prison for terrorist attack projects targeting mosques and politicians.