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Morocco: Vultures return from Europe after a long migratory journey
After several months of migration to Europe between May and June, three African vultures made their return to northern Morocco last weekend.
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Morocco: A 14-year-old girl's marriage narrowly avoided in Kenitra
An attempt to marry a minor in the province of Kenitra has provoked a strong reaction. A women’s rights defense network mobilized after a call for help was circulated on social media and took legal action to prevent this illegal union.
Morocco
The European Union wants to relaunch the fisheries agreement with Morocco
The European Commission (EC) has approved a proposal to open negotiations for a new fisheries agreement between the European Union (EU) and Morocco, announced on Tuesday Costa Kadis, the European Commissioner for Fisheries, before the Spanish deputies and senators.
Morocco
Casablanca: Clandestine units supply construction sites with poor quality materials
The authorities in the Casablanca-Settat region are on alert after receiving field reports revealing the proliferation of clandestine manufacturing units for construction materials that supply several major construction sites, including social housing projects, with poor quality products.
Morocco
Morocco: a 30% VAT on luxury products?
The deputy of the Party of the Federation of the Democratic Left proposes to increase to 30% the Value Added Tax (VAT) on all luxury products and services and to introduce a tax on water-intensive crops in arid areas.
Morocco
Marrakech: An Unfinished Fountain at the Heart of a 700M DH Royal Project Sparks Outrage
More than a decade after the launch of the royal program "Marrakech, City of Renewal," a sense of incompleteness dominates the ochre city. The project of the Ferblantiers (Ksadria) square, located in the Mellah neighborhood, has become the symbol of this ambitious modernization plan that remains suspended, raising questions about the use of the allocated funds.
Morocco
Tomato exports: how Morocco has dethroned Spain and risen to 3rd place globally
The global market for tomato exports has been profoundly shaken over the past twenty years. A recent analysis of trade data shows that Spain, once the undisputed leader, has ceded its place to new players, including Morocco, which has seen spectacular growth over the period.
Morocco
Jonathan Harroch, owner of City Club, tried for human trafficking and drug use
The trial of Jonathan Harroch , owner of the famous chain of sports clubs "City Club", will open on December 2nd before the Criminal Chamber of First Instance at the Court of Appeal of Casablanca.
Morocco
This Moroccan city is the most sought-after destination by the French this winter
Much more than Marrakech, another Moroccan city is emerging as the most sought-after destination by the French for this winter.
Morocco
Drug trafficking: a senior Moroccan official arrested upon disembarking from a plane
A Moroccan politician , member of a party in the governing coalition, was arrested this Saturday, November 8th at the Fès-Saïs airport. He was the subject of a national arrest warrant in the context of a drug trafficking case.
Morocco
Morocco: An Instagram photo with a "heart emoji" leads a married woman and her lover to prison
An adultery case in the Moroccan city of El Jadida has had a judicial outcome after photos of the relationship were made public. A court has sentenced the two lovers to prison sentences on the basis of these publications.
Morocco
Morocco: a black year for the automotive industry, but a rebound in 2026
With declining exports, the year 2025 was very difficult for the automotive industry, acknowledged Ryad Mezzour, the Minister of Industry and Trade, stressing that the sector should rebound in 2026 thanks to investor confidence and increased production capacity.