The cancellation of the Feast of Sacrifice in Morocco is a blow to the Spanish livestock sector, which has been hit hard by a severe crisis in recent years, forcing many producers to abandon their activities due to a lack of profitability.
In Driouch, the projects launched by King Mohammed VI in 2009 are struggling to materialize. Concerned, a citizen is appealing to the governor of the province, Abdesslam Frindou, who was overseeing road projects in the commune of Mtalssa.
King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences to the family of the Moroccan artist Naïma Samih, who died on Saturday after a long illness.
King Mohammed VI was spotted in the Yaâcoub El Mansour neighborhood (Rabat) accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan.
King Mohammed VI ’s cancellation of the ritual of the Eid Al-Adha sacrifice is not making everyone happy. The "chennaqas" (intermediaries and speculators in the agriculture and fishing sectors) are finding themselves in difficulty.
King Mohammed VI’s call for Moroccans to refrain from celebrating Eid al-Adha this year sounds like bad news for sheep breeders who are asking for financial support, at the risk of ending up in prison.
Lalla Khadija , the youngest daughter of King Mohammed VI, celebrated her 18th birthday on February 28. Now of legal age, the princess will have to take on more responsibilities within the royal family.
Mohammed Benaïssa, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Municipal Council of Assilah, died overnight at the age of 88. His death follows a long battle against illness.
King Mohammed VI’s call to Moroccans not to perform the Eid al-Adha sacrifice will have direct repercussions on the meat market in Morocco. This measure, taken in a context of livestock crisis, aims to preserve national resources and financially relieve the poorest Moroccan families.
After several days spent in northern Morocco, particularly in the Tétouan region, King Mohammed VI has returned to Rabat.
King Mohammed VI will adapt his schedule during the month of Ramadan. This is what the Ministry of the Royal Household, Protocol and Chancellery announced in an official statement, without going into details.
In a message on Wednesday, King Mohammed VI invited Moroccans not to celebrate Eid al-Adha this year , due to the effects of the drought on the national livestock. A royal call widely welcomed on social media.