The body of a man from ancient Egypt, exhumed in Nuwayrat, Middle Egypt, would have Moroccan origins. This is at least what a scientific study published on July 3, 2025 in the journal Nature reveals.
While waiting for the opening of its general consulate in Mantes-la-Jolie (Yvelines), announced for over twenty years, Morocco is making headlines through an exceptional exhibition held at the Hôtel-Dieu museum from May 14 to August 31, 2025.
A study on prehistoric skeletons discovered in the Maghreb countries, including Morocco, reveals the presence of European hunter-gatherers during the Stone Age.
The license plate, that mundane element of our vehicles, can sometimes tell unsuspected stories. Did you know that there was a time when Spanish plates were used in Morocco?
The Menton customs recently got their hands on a rather unusual find. Far from the usual seizures of drugs or counterfeits, it was vestiges of another time that were discovered: a dozen prehistoric reptile teeth , remarkably well preserved.
The wrecks of nine ships from the World War I era have been found off the coast of Morocco, announced the Moroccan Association of Maritime Heritage (AMPM).
French historian Benjamin Stora, a specialist in Algerian history, has mentioned the role of Moroccan lobbies in France in the deterioration of bilateral relations between France and Algeria.
During an intervention, Mehdi Bensaid, member of the leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) and Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication, deplored the destruction of historical and heritage monuments in Casablanca by the "land mafia" that is rampant in the city, welcoming the government’s efforts to preserve this priceless heritage.
Did you know that the oldest university in the world still in operation is located in Morocco and has even been certified by the Guinness Book of Records?
To the general surprise, the prices of admission tickets to the historical monuments of Marrakech have seen an unexpected increase.
Boabdil El Chico (Mohammed XII of Granada), the last sultan of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada, fought fiercely to defend his heritage, Al-Andalus, against the inexorable advance of the Catholic Monarchs. His reign, marked by power struggles and fragile alliances, ended in a bitter capitulation in 1492, sealing the fate of Granada and that of its sovereign.
Alicante, a city with a rich multicultural past, still bears the marks of Arab influence today. The presence of family names of Moroccan origin is eloquent testimony to this.