The head of the preventive medicine service at the University Hospital of Ceuta, Julián Domínguez, recommends that Moroccans in Europe wishing to travel to Morocco during the summer as part of Operation Marhaba 2025, get vaccinated against measles which is prevalent in the kingdom.
Considered as "Morocco’s liquid gold," argan oil is a highly sought-after ingredient in the beauty industry. Its consumption also brings many health benefits.
The residents of Temara express their outrage at the proliferation of waste and garbage invading the streets and alleys of several residential neighborhoods, while the city’s municipal council has signed a new delegated management agreement for urban waste collection services with the company "Ozone Temara Pro".
French authorities have decided to remove Moroccan peppers, particularly the "Beef Horn" variety, which reportedly contain traces of banned pesticides.
The Grand Mosque of Paris expresses its opposition to a proposed law establishing a right to assisted dying, which will be put to a vote in the National Assembly on May 27.
Concerned about the growth of smoking in society, its impact on public health and the Moroccan economy, the Justice and Development Party (PJD) group in the House of Representatives presents a bill that will affect Moroccans’ wallets.
While living in France since 2017 for medical reasons, Karim Kafouni, a Moroccan who received two liver transplants at the Lille University Hospital, has been subject to an OQTF since March 2023. After his request was rejected by the French justice system, he is relying on support from associations to avoid expulsion.
Soumiya, a Moroccan living in Brussels, has been living without kidneys for 34 years. Far from feeling sorry for herself, she created "Warrior in Pajamas," an association to help patients who suffer, like her, from kidney failure.
Chinese authorities have decided to suspend all imports of poultry and poultry products from Morocco, following the detection of an outbreak affected by Newcastle disease, reported by the World Organisation for Animal Health.
In pre-trial detention awaiting his trial scheduled for June, Driss, accused of drug trafficking, requested his release on Friday to treat a cancer relapse. The Montauban court rejected his request.
Medical equipment intended to save lives in Morocco, Mali and Cambodia was stolen from the premises of the Lorraine International Development Association (Adip), located on the former Metz-Frescaty military base, between Marly and Augny (Moselle).
Operational in 1955, a sanatorium located in the mountains of Morocco suddenly closed in 1975 and became a refuge for thieves and scavengers. Today, the hospital is said to be haunted, as those who dare to visit it risk death.