
Surge in COVID-19 Testing Demand as Moroccan Expats Rush to Return Home via Sète Port
Demand for screening tests for Moroccans is exploding in Sète. They mainly come from Moroccans residing abroad who wish to return to the country.

Demand for screening tests for Moroccans is exploding in Sète. They mainly come from Moroccans residing abroad who wish to return to the country.

A Moroccan family living in Puteaux has kept secret a tragedy that occurred in 1987: the death of little Inass, then 4 years old, whose body had been found in Suèvres (Loir-et-Cher), in a ditch on the A10, on August 11 of the same year.

A fire broke out at the Essalem mosque in Perrache, in the 2nd arrondissement of Lyon. Just like the fire at the Omar mosque in the city of Bron, no injuries were reported.

The Muslim Theological Council of France (CTMF) has announced the date of the first day of Muharram, the first month of the Hijri year.

The epidemiological situation in Morocco has disrupted the travel plans of several dual nationals. French-Moroccans have been forced to cancel their summer vacations in the country.

The closure of airspaces following the coronavirus pandemic has severely affected several couples. This situation has prevented Cédric, a 38-year-old Breton, and Linda, a young Moroccan woman, from seeing each other for five months.

Mounain Mimmi, his wife and their two sons Salman and Adem, residing in France, will not be able to go to Morocco this year to spend the summer vacation there. The reason is the health crisis related to Covid-19.

While driving a fully loaded van heading for Morocco , a Moroccan was intercepted, on Monday, in Saône-et-Loire by the gendarmes of the motorized platoon of Charnay-lès-Mâcon.

The French motorhome enthusiasts who had been stranded in Mauritania for more than three months due to the closure of the Moroccan border have finally been able to return to their country.

The French government is working to resolve the problem of unmarried binational couples separated by Covid-19 and the closure of the French and Moroccan borders... These couples will soon be reunited.

Mohamed Fahem, 74, a retired Moroccan has finally returned home to Tiznit after being stuck in Chateauneuf-sur-Sarthe (Maine-et-Loire) for more than three months due to the coronavirus.

At only 14 years old, a Moroccan minor is being prosecuted for multiple thefts in France. His arrest on Thursday follows two recent thefts committed in Épône, in the Yvelines.