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Accused by the Moroccan Network for the Defense of the Right to Health of having been confused when handing over a newborn to its mother, the Rabat Children’s Hospital has provided a formal denial.
The Ministry of Territorial Planning is receiving financial support for the renovation of several dilapidated residential buildings in Tangier. Totaling 54 million dirhams, this financial envelope will allow the project to enter its active phase.
In training at the Guercif and El Hajeb centers, four military service conscripts were arrested for refusing to obey direct orders given to them. After being questioned by the Royal Gendarmerie during their 48-hour custody, they await their trial at the Salé military prison, which begins on September 24.
Morocco and the Philippines have started negotiations over the past week that have resulted in the opening of direct air links between the two countries. Good news for Moroccan tourism and for the economic and social relations between the two States.
Fraud in the car sales procedures at Renault Commerce Morocco. It involves internal agents, three of whom have already been fired. An internal audit is underway to determine all the implications and consequences of this case.
A software robot to manage customer relations at the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI). Its role will be to communicate through an automated conversation service carried out largely in natural language. A strategy to reduce workloads and accelerate the processing of requests.
The violence and damage caused by the fury of certain supporters led to the arrest of 19 people by the elements of the National Security of the city of Salé.
Abder El-Badaoui receives the honors of his adopted city. The Moroccan-born athlete accomplished the feat of running for a month to reach Bzou, his hometown in Morocco.
Due to the delay in the delivery of "Puma" equipment, the Atlas Lions continue to wear the "Adidas" jerseys. A situation that could force the Federation to pay a fine if "Adidas" takes legal action.
A school group was dragged to court for refusing to re-enroll a student whose intellectual level was said to be below that required by the school. The Court of First Instance in Rabat, after hearing the various parties, ordered the re-enrollment of the student, accompanied by a fine of 1500 dirhams for each day of delay taken by the school group before re-enrolling him.
Moroccans seem to have chosen their dream destination. Indeed, more than 120,000 of them visited Turkey during the first nine months of 2019, thus placing the Kingdom in third place among African countries whose citizens like to spend their vacations there.
A bloodbath narrowly avoided in Morocco thanks to the promptness and efficiency of the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigation (BCIJ). It succeeded in dismantling, on Thursday, September 5, the cell linked to Daesh, which was planning to carry out bloody operations in several cities of the Kingdom.