Many flights between Morocco and France could be canceled next week due to a nationwide strike. Protests against the pension reform and the postponement of the legal retirement age to 64 continue in France.
The Party of Justice and Development (PJD) led by Abdelilah Benkirane, is expressing its opposition to the reform of the Family Code. At least, for certain proposals.
Morocco is participating in the Flintlock military maneuvers, the largest annual special operations exercise of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), which are taking place from March 1 to 15 in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire.
The annual ranking of the most influential countries in the world has just been published by the British firm Brand Finance and Morocco is present, although it has lost a few places.
Remittances made by Moroccans living abroad (MRE) experienced a significant increase of 46.3% at the end of January 2023, reaching more than 9.22 billion dirhams, according to data published by the Office des Changes. This increase is around 2.917 billion dirhams compared to the same period last year.
Tourism activity is gradually resuming in Marrakech with the strong return of foreign tourists. More than 520,000 travelers visited the ochre city at the end of January.
The supply of kamikaze drones by the Iranian regime to the Polisario militias, through Algeria, constitutes a direct threat to Morocco and aims to destabilize the Maghreb region.
The film Mocro Maffia: Tatta, derived from the Mocro Maffia series, will be released on April 28 on the Videoland streaming platform. Good news for fans of the series, which has been a great success.
Thanks to the support of the Maison de l’Occitanie in Casablanca, many companies in the region have set up in Morocco to position themselves on the global market and more particularly in Africa. Some are already successful.
A man convicted of terrorism committed suicide on Wednesday at the Ras El Ma prison in Fez. This is the second suicide recorded in Morocco in 24 hours in a prison.
A denunciation through the green number made available by the presidency of the public prosecutor’s office led to the downfall of a magistrate, previously president of the criminal chamber at the court of appeal of Beni Mellal. Convicted of corruption by the Rabat Court of Appeal, he was sentenced to five years in prison. The same sentence was imposed on his accomplice.
Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior, formally denied the existence of any decision that prohibits all civil servants from leaving the national territory unless they present an authorization at airports and border posts.