
King Mohammed VI Makes Personal Visit to Mother in Marrakech
King Mohammed VI visited his mother, Lalla Latifa, last week.
K.B

King Mohammed VI visited his mother, Lalla Latifa, last week.

An Italian national was exceptionally able to see her son again, 6 years after his disappearance. The child had been kidnapped by his father who had returned permanently to Morocco.

The head of the supreme command of the urban authority at the Agadir police prefecture has just been dismissed from his duties by Abdellatif Hammouchi.

Prosecuted for kidnapping, sequestration, rape, violence and assault and identity theft, the kidnapper of 18 young girls in several Moroccan localities was finally arrested by the services of the Royal Gendarmerie on Saturday, November 9.

A senior official of an urban transport company in [Fez] was robbed of 7 million dirhams by his personal driver. The thief then vanished into thin air.

An imam serving in a mosque in Beni Mellal was sentenced by the courts to a prison term for incitement to debauchery, sexual harassment and adultery.

25 years after their last meeting in Tunisia, a summit of the Heads of State of the five Arab Maghreb countries will be held in February 2020 in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa. The information has just been revealed by the Secretary General of the Union, Tayeb El Bakkouch.

Major changes will take place with the arrival of the new Finance Law 2020 . Among the reforms implemented by the Moroccan government, the increase of one of the VAT brackets from 7% to 10%.

The investigation conducted by the royal gendarmerie services concluded that it was a case of spousal homicide. The story takes place in the Khezara region near Khemisset.

"I need a visa to enter Morocco to join my husband and start a family." These are the words a Yemeni national used to summarize her tribulations in the face of the authorities’ refusal to grant her an entry permit to Moroccan territory.

Sad end for a young Moroccan teenager, who died this week in Almeria, in southern Spain.

About twenty passengers bound for Brazil experienced a real nightmare at the Mohammed V airport in Casablanca . Deprived of sleep and food, the travelers spent 48 hours in very difficult conditions, with no consideration for them from the Royal Air Maroc officials.