The shipping company Balearia is facing strong criticism regarding its route between the ports of Tarifa and Tanger Ville. Visible technical problems, passenger complaints, and an alleged breach of contract have been reported, prompting a call for intervention by local authorities.
Due to the surge in prices of tourism services (accommodation, catering, transportation), summer vacations have become a real headache for many Moroccan families. Yet, images and videos of crowded beaches and bustling tourist destinations, posted on social media, suggest the opposite.
Many Moroccans living in Europe had to spend hours in the vehicle waiting area at "Loma Colmenar" before crossing the border of Ceuta with Morocco.
Bouchaib Rami, president of the Club of Moroccan Investors Abroad, advocates for the establishment of a third neutral commission tasked with studying the reasons for the rejection of investment projects presented by members of the diaspora.
A woman killed her husband - a Moroccan residing in France - with a knife in El Bhalil, in the province of Sefrou. She will be arrested by the elements of the Royal Gendarmerie.
The police at Marrakech-Ménara airport managed to thwart an attempt to traffic chira (cannabis resin) and arrested young Moroccans residing abroad who were about to leave Moroccan territory.
A 24-year-old American of Moroccan origin was found dead in the Soualem Trifiya area, in the province of Berrechid. He was hanging with a rope wrapped around his neck.
The Moroccan tourism sector is experiencing an upturn at the end of July, with the arrival of foreign tourists and Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). However, challenges remain to maintain this momentum.
Saïd Mohamed has just published "Sur la Tête de ma Mère", the seventh volume of his family saga, with Lunatique Editions. The Moroccan writer and poet, who has received the Grand Prix International de l’Académie Charles Cros several times, looks back on his origins in this book.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) are calling for radical reforms to guarantee a serious investment environment and encourage the injection of their capital into projects within the country.
A vast humanitarian aid scam orchestrated by a fraud network via WhatsApp and Telegram was targeting Moroccan expatriates (MRE).
In an interview, journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, and wife of Karim, a Belgian-Moroccan businessman, reminisces about her summer vacations in Morocco. She also shares what the kingdom represents for her.