Morocco: In the Rif, filming weddings is out of the question
9 August 2026
While teams tasked with preventing photos and videos at weddings have lost ground in some regions of Morocco, the service continues to attract interest in the Rif. A (…)
9 August 2026
While teams tasked with preventing photos and videos at weddings have lost ground in some regions of Morocco, the service continues to attract interest in the Rif. A (…)
9 August 2026
Living in Morocco until your death is not necessarily enough to keep French courts from handling an inheritance. A Court of Cassation ruling shows that assets retained in (…)
9 August 2026
At some weddings in Morocco, specialized teams are tasked with preventing guests from taking photos or filming. These teams, commonly referred to as “commandos,” are hired by (…)
4 August 2026
The government is announcing neither direct financial aid nor favorable loans for young people wishing to get married. For now, the Ministry of Family is prioritizing support (…)
2 August 2026
The government had opposed the acquisition of French nationality by a Moroccan woman married to a Frenchman, citing insufficient assimilation. The Council of State has now (…)
31 July 2026
Long-term singlehood is becoming more common in Morocco. In 2024, 12.4% of women reached the age of 50 without having married, a proportion that has risen sharply since the (…)
30 July 2026
Deafening music, loudspeakers and festivities that extend late into the night: in Morocco, some weddings transform a family’s joy into a real ordeal for residents of entire (…)
30 July 2026
Being married to a French citizen for several years is not sufficient to apply for French nationality. When the marriage was celebrated in Morocco, its registration in the (…)
29 July 2026
Getting divorced in Morocco is not enough to immediately change your marital status in France. As long as the Moroccan decision has not been verified and registered in French (…)
28 July 2026
A divorce pronounced in Morocco can end the marriage, but Belgian administration must still recognize it and update the civil status. Without this procedure, the person may (…)