
Marrakech Shines: Morocco's Hidden Gem Among World's Happiest Cities
A famous British magazine places a Moroccan city in its ranking of the 20 happiest cities in the world.

A famous British magazine places a Moroccan city in its ranking of the 20 happiest cities in the world.

The government’s direct housing assistance program continues to generate strong enthusiasm among Moroccans, particularly Moroccans living abroad.

Victims of a vast real estate fraud involving a developer and a notary, families residing in the Fatima 2 residence have filed a complaint with the King’s Prosecutor.

Audits conducted by the Regional Courts of Accounts in Morocco reveal a large-scale fraud system. For years, several local authorities have paid insurance premiums for ghost employees, to the detriment of real agents.

The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Nantes-Atlantique airport are preparing to launch a new direct line to Marrakech.

At the opening of the parliamentary session, the King calls on elected officials to "show seriousness and responsibility", to better explain public action and to anchor social justice at the heart of a new generation of territorial programs.

From France, Canada, Belgium and Germany, hundreds of young Moroccans living abroad (MREs) are mobilizing to support their compatriots in Morocco who are at the origin of the GenZ212 Moroccan youth movement. Considering that they are the forgotten ones of the kingdom, these young people aspire to become actors of political reflection.

An electric vehicle manufacturer based in California, United States, has decided to establish itself in Morocco, after consolidating its presence in the main markets of the Gulf.

A Moroccan city is ranked among the 10 trendiest destinations that should be a big hit in 2026.

The Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair has opened new bases in Morocco. The company also plans to cut an additional 1.2 million seats to Spain next year.

King Mohammed VI is expected to deliver a speech this Friday, October 10th in Rabat, on the occasion of the opening of the parliamentary session. This speech is highly anticipated by the GenZ 212 collective, which is behind the protests organized in several Moroccan cities since September 27th, demanding reforms in the health and education sectors.

Faced with a persistent drought that weakens its crops, Morocco is turning to foreign countries for its soft wheat supply. France is emerging as the main supplier to the kingdom, with 3.5 million tons planned for the 2025-2026 season.