The Moroccan striker of FC Seville, Youssef En-Nesyri , could be a safe bet for Manchester United, who will recruit him to replace the French international Anthony Martial.
The National Ports Agency (ANP) has selected, at the end of a tendering process, the consortium led by the British operator Global Ports Holding (GPH) to operate the new cruise terminal at the port of Casablanca.
A British tourist was arrested after filming elements of the Moroccan gendarmerie in the exercise of their duties.
The Spanish-Moroccan international Brahim Dìaz is in the sights of an English club that has made an attractive offer to recruit him during the summer transfer window.
Moroccan households wasted more than 4 million tons of meals in 2022. This is revealed by the 2024 report on the food waste index of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), written by WRAP, a global NGO based in the United Kingdom.
At 75 years old, a Briton is taking on a crazy challenge, that of participating in the 38th Marathon des Sables which will take place in the Moroccan Sahara, in order to raise funds for a children’s hospice.
The French were the most numerous to visit Morocco in the first two months of the year. Nearly 400,000 tourists from the Hexagon arrived in the kingdom during the period.
Sofyan Amrabat is struggling to find his bearings since his arrival at Manchester United. The Moroccan midfielder was one of the revelations at the 2022 Qatar World Cup and had attracted the interest of major European clubs.
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) unveils the first novelties of its summer 2024 program. It will open three new routes between Casablanca and Naples (Italy), Manchester (United Kingdom) and Abuja (Nigeria).
In Morocco, the British company specializing in gas exploration, Chariot Oil & Gas, is active in the commercialization of its natural gas extracted from the exploration wells of the Anchois and Loukkos gas fields in the Gharb basin.
In Algeria’s eyes, the Moroccan-Emirati-Israeli alliance is acting against its interests in African countries located in the Sahel region, including Mali and Niger. This is revealed in a British intelligence report.
Xlinks, the company in charge of building the 3,800 km submarine cable to connect Morocco to the United Kingdom, assures that it has no intention of excluding the country of King Charles III from this project, which is to provide it with 8% of its electricity needs, in favor of Germany.