14 applications for international protection have been filed by Moroccans since January 2020 in Luxembourg. This request, which allows applicants to obtain refugee status or benefit from subsidiary protection, has seen a significant decline in 2020 compared to last year.
A suspected Belgian terrorist of Moroccan origin was arrested during a coronavirus-related check in the city of Trier, in western Germany, near the border with Luxembourg.
The imminent ban on glyphosate-based products by certain European countries could slow the momentum of Moroccan exports, which have risen to nearly 60 billion DH over the past ten years. Luxembourg has just set the tone and will certainly be followed by other countries.