Founded more than twenty years ago by an entrepreneur of Moroccan origin, the Spanish company Cosplaan has just been declared insolvent. This construction company, which employs 94 people in Catalonia, has accumulated nearly €20 million in debt.
La Méridionale will suspend its regular crossings between Marseille and Tangier Med from September 15, 2026, to June 15, 2027. The company cites the route’s strong seasonality and assures that it is not leaving Morocco.
Badr Hari was arrested again on Tuesday morning in Amsterdam. The Moroccan kickboxer is suspected of making threats and insults. This new arrest comes less than a year after his conviction for assaulting his former partner.
Former Moroccan karate champion Mohammed Taoussi will stand trial in Belgium in September for the murder of his son Wassim, who died at just 3 years old. The Moroccan denies the violence alleged against him. He faces life imprisonment.
A Moroccan woman who came to prepare for her marriage to a Frenchman was summoned by the border police at 9 a.m. At 12:30 p.m., she was served with an OQTF. In the court’s view, the prefecture acted with the aim of preventing her marriage.
The medical repatriation of Younes, 6, who was hospitalized in critical condition in Sharm el-Sheikh, could have cost his family of Moroccan origin up to 80,000 euros. Following a major mobilization, Italy has decided to intervene and is now preparing his return to Turin.
A Moroccan man who remained stranded in Morocco for several months during the Covid crisis was ordered to repay €4,431.83 to the Liège CPAS. Initially ordered to repay the money at a rate of €100 per month, he ultimately won his appeal.
The Landes prefecture had refused to regularize a Moroccan man who had been living in France since 2015 and had issued him an OQTF. Three years later, the administrative court of appeal overturned those decisions and ordered the issuance of a “private and family life” residence permit.
A woman married in Morocco presented herself as a widow in a will naming her nephew as her sole heir. After her death, her Moroccan husband challenged the document, claiming that her cancer and brain metastases had impaired her judgment.
A Moroccan woman living in Morocco had been receiving a Dutch benefit since October 2015 following the death of her former husband. Four years later, an anonymous tip revealed that they had already been divorced. The courts have just upheld the retroactive withdrawal of the benefit.
A Moroccan woman who came to France through family reunification sought the same ten-year residence card as her husband. After remaining silent, the prefecture granted her only a one-year permit. The court has now ordered it to issue the card she requested.
A woman of Moroccan origin, who says she is illiterate, seriously ill and dependent on daily care, has lost her supplementary income in the Netherlands. She did not provide the documents requested in Morocco. The court considers that her family could have helped her.