
Moroccan Teens Found Hidden in Bus Engine on London-Dublin Route
The Irish police found two Moroccan teenagers hidden in the engine of a bus connecting London to Dublin.

The Irish police found two Moroccan teenagers hidden in the engine of a bus connecting London to Dublin.

He was around 60 years old and legally resided in Germany. Recently, his body was discovered in an advanced state of decomposition at his home in Nador, in northern Morocco.

The third ship of the Moroccan company Africa Morocco link (AML) will arrive in the coming days. Its name: ’’Morocco sun’’.

The "Marhaba" 2019 Operation, which marks the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), via the Tanger-Med passenger port, recorded an 11% increase in the number of passengers and a 6% increase in the number of vehicles, compared to last year, which denotes its smooth running.

According to statistics from the EU Statistics Office (Eurostat), more than 825,000 people, including 67,848 Moroccans, acquired the citizenship of a European Union (EU) country in 2017. Moroccans are thus at the top of the pack, with 8% of this total.

Despite their citizenship and the rights guaranteed by the Constitution, Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) have always been deprived of the right to vote in Morocco. 12% of the Moroccan population cannot participate in municipal and legislative elections, despite their importance on economic and commercial levels.

In Catalonia, unaccompanied Moroccan minors are an easy prey for the local population. Behind this instigation, which has already left four injured, are far-right activists.

Embroiled in a case of loose morals, a Moroccan official in Belgium risks a lot. The victim, who has run up against the laxity of the Moroccan Embassy in Belgium, is strongly supported by the associations of Moroccans residing in Belgium, and has even already brought the case to court.

The operation to repatriate the Moroccans killed in the air raid by Marshal Khalifa Haftar against a migrant center in Tajoura has started, announces the Moroccan Consulate in Tunis in a press release.

At just 30 years old, the young Anas Bekkali can boast of having won 9 world records in skydiving. Leaving for the United Arab Emirates in 2010, the young Moroccan from Khénifra has made the world’s biggest celebrities dream, by helping them make their first skydive.

The operation to welcome Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) is proceeding normally, particularly at the Port of Tangier-City. This year, several improvements made by the authorities have helped to streamline the flow.

The Moroccans, victims of the bombings against the migrant center in Tripoli, will soon be repatriated to their country of origin. A diplomatic source indicates that arrangements are being made to carry out this repatriation.