A 53-year-old trade union activist has been sentenced to five months in prison in Morocco. He is accused of inciting protest on social media following the surge in energy prices.
The Tétouan-Sania Ramel airport is accelerating its transformation. With 40% of the work completed, the new terminal will increase the capacity to one million passengers by 2027, a strategic lever for the tourism and economic dynamism of the north of the Kingdom.
The Ministry of Equipment is stepping up its ambition. With an envelope of 21.8 billion dirhams dedicated to roads, the Kingdom is launching in 2026 a vast modernization project to boost its territories and support a rapidly expanding economy.
The 2025 national survey by the High Commission for Planning reveals a profound transformation of Moroccan society. Between the decline of marriage and the triumph of the nuclear model, traditional structures are giving way to new ways of life.
Two years after the mysterious disappearance of Clément Besneville in Rabat, the opening of a judicial investigation in France is relaunching the investigation. His parents, based in Seine-et-Marne, hope to finally get answers about the fate of this young engineer who vanished in April 2024.
The French operator is launching the "Forfait Free Max", including unlimited internet in Morocco for less than 30 euros. A frontal offensive that is shaking up the local market, especially during the holidays, a period of high consumption for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
One year after the launch of the regulated cannabis cultivation in ten Dutch municipalities, the experiment is considered positive. Despite a higher cost than Moroccan products, consumers are gradually abandoning the illegal channels for the controlled sector.
The Spanish onion is imposing itself on Moroccan stalls in the face of the surge in local prices. Despite reservations about its quality, this imported product seduces consumers with its price, which is halved in the midst of a national seasonal shortage.
Moroccan offshoring is threatened by the new French laws on canvassing . The UNTM union is alerting the government to the fate of thousands of jobs in call centers and is calling for an emergency plan to protect the sector.
The Ministry of Higher Education has validated the payment of a monthly increase of 1,000 dirhams for civil servants in the sector. This revaluation will be directly integrated into the base salary and counted towards retirement.
The president of the Taza Provincial Council was arrested this Monday, April 6 by the judicial police. Suspected of tax fraud and financial misconduct, he was taken into custody along with his two brothers.
The authorities in Agadir have intensified their controls in major tourist areas. This operation has led to the massive seizure of hookahs and strict reminders about hygiene and health safety.