In Morocco, the welcome reserved for Spanish nationals exceeds all expectations. A TikToker testifies to the human warmth and fraternity of Moroccan citizens, nourished by a shared passion for Spanish football.
Former Pentagon adviser Michael Rubin calls on Donald Trump to formally recognize Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan territories . For this expert, such a decision would correct a “historic error” and mark the end of Spanish imperialism in North Africa.
The arrival of Starlink in Morocco is slowed down by strong opposition from local telecommunications operators. Despite growing demand, the ANRT has still not issued a license to Elon Musk’s company.
Morocco is developing an action plan to repatriate its nationals who have fought for the Islamic State in Syria. These individuals, transferred by the United States to Iraq, include fighters, women and many underage children.
The National Railway Office has launched a 104 million dirham tender for the connection of three electrical substations, a major technical step for the extension of the high-speed line to Marrakech.
The Ministry of Justice has deployed a digital platform dedicated to absentia procedures . This portal aims to accelerate the execution of sentences and to publicly identify individuals who did not appear for their trial.
An American citizen has been the victim of fraud during the purchase of a property in Marrakech. Her translator manipulated the sales contract to register himself as a co-buyer, leading to prosecution for fraud and the involvement of the notary.
The price of diesel is expected to cross the 13 dirhams mark from March 15. Analyst Zakaria Garti warns of Morocco’s vulnerability, between soaring global prices and major structural failures in the national storage system.
Morocco has one month’s worth of fuel reserves , ensuring the stability of the domestic market despite the escalation in the Middle East. Thanks to the diversification of its supply sources, the Kingdom remains protected from a potential blockage of the Strait of Hormuz.
The city of Casablanca is preparing to adopt a regulatory decision to ban anarchic speed bumps and the use of obstacles to reserve parking spaces. This measure aims to ensure public safety and free movement in the metropolis.
The fact of reserving seats in the front rows of mosques with personal objects is causing a lively debate in Morocco. Between the merit of being early and the principle of equality, the faithful are questioning the legitimacy of this practice.
Mohammed V, celebrated as the "father of the nation", led Morocco to independence in 1956. His reign restored the sovereignty of the Kingdom and embarked the country on a profound modernization after years of forced exile.