Moroccan coach Mohamed Ouahbi unveiled his 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup. The unexpected call-up of Ayoube Amaimouni-Echghouyab is explained by an explosive profile and consistent performances monitored with his Frankfurt club.
Entering as a simple saleswoman for a temporary job over twenty years ago, Rachida El Khalfioui now heads a large store in Belgium. A career where wearing her headscarf has never hindered her ambition.
Despite its status as Africa’s leading exporter, the Moroccan maritime fishing sector is on the brink of collapse. A recent report warns of critical fish stock depletion, directly threatening the survival of this "blue gold".
The Kingdom’s Judicial Agency has saved the State nearly 45 billion dirhams in payments since 2023. A colossal financial performance made possible through aggressive litigation management and international arbitration.
Facing soaring school fees , anger is mounting in French establishments in Casablanca and Mohammedia. Families are demanding accountability for substantial funds collected for renovation work that never began.
Once an undeniable strategic power, Spain is watching its maritime and diplomatic influence collapse. The state is gradually ceding geopolitical control of the Strait of Gibraltar to a Morocco experiencing full economic and port expansion.
Spain’s political unpreparedness seriously threatens its place in organizing the 2030 World Cup . Faced with Iberian hesitations, Morocco is multiplying construction projects and quietly establishing itself as an essential player in the tournament.
Overlooked by Mohamed Ouahbi for the 2026 World Cup, Hakim Ziyech shone brilliantly. Author of a decisive hat-trick, the Moroccan international delivered a precious victory to Wydad Casablanca against Hassania Agadir (3-2).
Moroccans residing abroad can benefit from VAT refunds on certain purchases made in Morocco. However, not all products are eligible. The Moroccan customs guide lists several exclusions to know before requesting tax refunds at the borders.
To successfully carry out their most sensitive missions, Moroccan commandos are set to receive ultra-modern American night vision goggles. This state-of-the-art military equipment will significantly transform their future operations in darkness.
Spanish farmers are alarmed by the explosion of lemon imports. While Brazil dominates the sector, Morocco is creating a surprise with a meteoric breakthrough, threatening a local industry already weakened by bad weather.
In Casablanca and Rabat, parents of students in the AEFE network are voicing their anger. They denounce a surge in school fees supposedly meant to finance real estate projects that remain desperately stalled, demanding immediate guarantees today.