France Travail claimed 129,253 euros from a beneficiary for repeated stays in Morocco. The Nanterre court substantially reduced the debt: his trips did not prove that he had left his usual residence in France.
Sales of Moroccan vehicles to France fell by 25% in 2025. This decline contrasts with the growth of other industrial products manufactured in Morocco and contributes to the return of a significant French trade surplus.
A Moroccan man challenged the repayment of 2,160.57 euros in activity bonus benefits demanded by the Isère CAF. His Italian residence permit failed to convince the French courts.
French investment in Morocco reached one billion euros in 2025, its highest level in ten years. It accounted for one-third of net foreign investment inflows and almost all of their annual growth in the kingdom.
Having arrived clandestinely from Morocco at the age of 9, Rania Kissi was abandoned by her father a year later and grew up in foster families. After experiencing homelessness, the young woman became a legal expert, activist and Paris councillor.
Ilyas Kherbouch, known as “Ganito,” has been sentenced to nine years in prison for orchestrating the violent burglary of Gianluigi Donnarumma from his prison cell. The Franco-Moroccan became notorious after escaping from Villepinte prison with the help of fake police officers.
A man born in Morocco will have to repay 8,681.41 euros to CAF. The court found that the overpayment was fraudulent after the discovery of several properties and statements deemed false.
Seven winegrowers from Anjou have been ordered to pay the tax debts left by a company they had entrusted with work in their vineyards. The service provider has reportedly since left France for Morocco. Total amount claimed: 212,000 euros.
Prosecuted for taking part in a major cannabis trafficking operation between Morocco and the Paris region, Ahmed A. had been sentenced to six years in prison. The Versailles Court of Appeal ultimately acquitted him after an essential part of the proceedings was destroyed.
The French group HighCo will close Sogec’s production site in Villebon-sur-Yvette and centralize the processing of its promotional operations in Morocco. The restructuring concerns 64 employees in France and is expected to enable the company to significantly improve its profitability from 2027.
A woman who took in an abandoned little girl in Meknès through kafala must repay €4,710.99 to the CPAM. French justice considers that this Moroccan institution does not entitle her to the benefits paid for adoption leave.
A retiree born in Morocco must continue repaying more than €10,600 to CAF after several extended stays outside France were discovered. Her Moroccan passport, which she had initially claimed not to possess, played a decisive role during the investigation.