The Royal Moroccan Basketball Federation (FRMBB) and the Israeli Basketball Association (IBBA) have just signed a historic agreement to boost their bilateral cooperation covering all areas of the discipline.
The absence of David Govrin, head of Israel’s liaison office in Morocco who has not yet presented his credentials to King Mohammed VI at the ceremony for receiving foreign ambassadors by the sovereign, raises questions. A year after the normalization of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel, is the magic of the beginnings beginning to fade?
Audience at the office of the President of the Commune of Casablanca, last Wednesday, January 12. Nabila Rmili received the board of the Morocco-Israel Friendship Circle in the presence of its vice-president in charge of international cooperation, Abderrahim Ouatas.
On tour in Israel, the Andalusian orchestra has welcomed Moroccan musicians who are taking an active part in it. The concerts feature the singers Itzik Kala and Rabbi David Menachem alongside members of the Ben Zvi Institute’s Ensemble Piyut.
An Israeli company specializing in "precision agriculture" and "smart agriculture" called SupPlant has announced its intention to expand to Morocco.
In Morocco, many guides are interested in learning Hebrew. The announcement of the arrival of some 1.5 million tourists from Israel is behind this enthusiasm.
Morocco has acquired Turkish, Israeli, and Chinese drones and is preparing to acquire American drones not only to strengthen its air defense system but also to deter the ambitions of Algeria and the separatist movement, the Polisario. Gradually, the kingdom is becoming an emerging military power in the region.
Hundreds of Americans and Israelis will soon travel to Marrakech for a mega-wedding party. The Moroccan authorities have already authorized the landing of private jets on Moroccan territory during this period of suspension of flights to and from Morocco.
Morocco has announced the acquisition of the French VL-MICA missile system, in order to "protect vital and sensitive installations in particular against air and missile threats".
Yaïr Lapir, Israel’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, assures that no one has listened to the phone of French President Emmanuel Macron using the Pegasus software. This contradicts the accusations of espionage against Morocco.
A group of Israeli, Moroccan and French researchers has discovered the remains of a Judeo-Moroccan community that had existed for centuries in a ruined synagogue.
A year later, opposition to the normalization of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel has not waned. The protest is still massive in the country.