Moroccans of the World created 130 companies in the Fez-Meknes region during the first half of the current year, according to a press release from the Regional Investment Center (CRI).
The Moroccan Consulate in Barcelona is the subject of several complaints from the Moroccan community in Spain. Indeed, a Moroccan woman, who recently passed away, was buried in a Christian cemetery, despite the request for repatriation of the body, received by the head of social services.
A Moroccan national residing in Austria was attacked with a knife on the evening of Wednesday, August 7, 2019. A stranger struck him several knife blows, seriously injuring him.
A mother was sentenced to eight years in prison for having stayed for nine months in Syria with her three children, in 2017. This sentence, accompanied by a two-thirds security period, is higher than the prosecution’s requisitions, which had requested six years in prison against the Italian-Moroccan mother, Rajae Moujahid, tried for criminal conspiracy with a terrorist aim and abduction of children.
On August 5, 2019, two months after the launch of the 2019 edition of this major humanitarian operation, the Marhaba campaign recorded a new record of arrivals. 567,932 passengers entered Morocco through the Port of Tangier.
On Tuesday, August 6, 2019, Ille-et-Vilaine deputy Mustapha Laabid, of Moroccan origin, was sentenced by the Rennes Criminal Court to 6 months in prison with probation, 3 years of ineligibility and a fine of 10,000 euros.
By sea, the FRS Company expresses its logistical efficiency in the return home of MREs. In a few days, it has ensured the transport of more than 166,000 passengers, thanks to its support for the Marhaba Operation.
No less than 2 million Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) have returned to the country since the start of the 2019 "Marhaba" Operation. This figure is up 12.34% from 2018.
The beaches of the north are wonders that Moroccans living abroad contemplate without moderation during the summer season.
To fulfill a wish dear to her grandfather, Khen Elmaleh, a second-generation Israeli of Moroccan origin, traveled to Morocco in July 2019, in search of her ancestors. The "DJ, journalist and cultural mediator" talks about this first trip to the Kingdom in one of the most widely read media in Israel, of which she is also the cover.
A Moroccan national under an expulsion order has managed to escape from the Seville prison. This inmate, who had finished serving his sentence, was cunning in evading the vigilance of the security team in charge of retrieving him at the entrance of the Seville II prison.
The Irish police found two Moroccan teenagers hidden in the engine of a bus connecting London to Dublin.