The Moroccan government says it wants to protect the interests of the six million Moroccans living abroad (MREs). It intends to engage in negotiations with the OECD in the coming days to review the conventions on the exchange of tax returns and financial information of MREs.
The "Strait Crossing" operation (OPE), overseen by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, is in full swing. Between June 15 and July 26, more than one million people, exactly 1,020,606 people, crossed from Spain to Morocco, a figure up 6.1% from the previous year. And there could be a lot of people this weekend.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs who are victims of theft of their vehicle in Morocco must not leave the country before regularizing the situation with customs. In its latest 2023 guide for MREs, it gives the rules to follow in case of theft.
Mouhssine Zouine, of Moroccan origin, ended up closing his bakery "Dina l’amie du pain" in Saint-Marcellin in Isère, after being the victim of daily racist harassment for more than a year.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) who do not comply with the temporary admission deadline for their vehicles in Morocco will face severe fines, which could amount to several thousand dirhams.
Returning from his mother’s funeral in Morocco, a Moroccan accompanied by his family found himself stranded at the Brussels-Midi station, where he witnessed scenes of "horror".
Very often when they are in Morocco, relatives or friends ask MREs to lend their car registered abroad. Moroccan customs is quite strict about this.
The Spanish government has activated an emergency plan as part of Operation Marhaba 2023 to prevent lithium-ion and hybrid electric vehicle battery fires on ferries.
As of July 23, more than 900,000 (932,120) Moroccans from Europe have embarked from Spanish ports to Morocco as part of the outward phase of Operation Marhaba.
The ports of Algeciras and Tarifa recorded the passage of 29,000 Moroccans from Europe and 6,700 vehicles bound for Ceuta on Saturday, as part of the Marhaba 2023 Operation. The authorities warn travelers without tickets.
Several migrants of Moroccan origin settled in the Murcia region in the 1980s and their children are now fighting to obtain their university degrees and have a better life. Testimonies.
The Moroccan who died of heat stroke on Tuesday in Mazarrón worked all day in a tomato greenhouse, his compatriot who was by his side when he collapsed in the street said.