In France, Morocco is at the top of price searches for vacationers who want to get away during this spring. This is what emerges from the ranking of a specialized website.
The three defendants in the rape of the young Sanae, who was 11 years old at the time of the facts, had their sentences increased by the Rabat Court of Appeal . A satisfaction for civil society, which had cried out in outrage following the verdict handed down at first instance.
85% of Moroccan families reported a significant deterioration in their standard of living. This is revealed by an HCP survey on household precariousness.
In Christchurch, Dubba Dubba Moroccan takeaway restaurants have been put into liquidation due to an alleged debt of over $1.1 million.
The streaming platform Netflix is preparing a documentary series on the life of the former King of Macedonia, Alexander the Great, whose filming is taking place in Morocco.
The famous plastic surgeon Dr Hassan Tazi , owner of the Chifaa clinic, will not leave the Oukacha prison, where he is incarcerated for, among other things, human trafficking and abuse of weakness. His request for release has once again been rejected.
Moroccan tourism has experienced a spectacular surge with the arrival of 2.9 million tourists at border posts during the first quarter of 2023, an increase of 17% compared to the same period in 2019.
A left-wing party deputy has just questioned the Minister of Transport and Logistics about the traffic police’s tickets against electric scooter riders.
The Moroccan government is currently studying the projects to connect the city of Tetouan to the national rail and motorway networks. Two projects that will facilitate the mobility of the inhabitants of the city and its region.
The Attorney General of Morocco, Al-Hassan Al-Daki, has banned civil servants and court bailiffs from installing and using instant messaging applications, mainly WhatsApp, on their work phones.
The airline Air France announces five new seasonal routes from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport to Morocco for the next summer season.
Some unscrupulous individuals are posing as employees of a charitable agency managed by the royal palace to defraud citizens to whom they ask for banking information, making them believe that they have been drawn to win a voucher during this Ramadan period.