
Italian Ferry Company GNV Orders Four LNG-Powered Ships, Eyes Morocco Route
12 May 2025
GNV has just launched an order for four large ships from Chinese Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI). They could serve Morocco.
12 May 2025
GNV has just launched an order for four large ships from Chinese Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI). They could serve Morocco.
12 May 2025
The Moroccan residing in Canada and her three co-defendants in the "slap to the Caïd of Témara" case appear at the beginning of this week before the Rabat Court of Appeal. They (…)
12 May 2025
Morocco is closely monitoring the situation of Moroccans residing in the Netherlands, following clashes between some of them and Israeli supporters, which occurred in Amsterdam (…)
12 May 2025
The Moroccan League for the Defense of Human Rights in Zeghanghane (Nador) has called on the competent authorities to simplify customs procedures and speed up control (…)
11 May 2025
While living in France since 2017 for medical reasons, Karim Kafouni, a Moroccan who received two liver transplants at the Lille University Hospital, has been subject to an (…)
11 May 2025
Karim Zidane, the Minister Delegate in charge of Investment, announced the government’s decision to create a dedicated unit for Moroccans Residing Abroad (MRE) who wish to (…)
10 May 2025
Sentenced to life imprisonment in July 2024, a 62-year-old Moroccan residing abroad accused of committing the butchery in the Rahma neighborhood (Salé) still claims his innocence.
10 May 2025
Many Moroccans and Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) claim to have been victims of a large-scale scam orchestrated by fake online travel agencies and other fictitious websites. (…)
10 May 2025
Spanish police arrested a Dutch national of Moroccan origin at the port of Almeria, wanted by German justice for blowing up an ATM in Berlin and taking 264,000 euros in cash.
9 May 2025
Despite record remittances, the contribution of Moroccans residing abroad to productive investment in their country of origin remains below expectations. This issue was at the (…)