In Morocco, companies that have not submitted tax returns or paid taxes for three consecutive fiscal years, considered to have ceased all activity, regardless of their continued registration in the commercial register, are in the sights of the tax administration.
Morocco, one of the main emerging hubs in the electric car industry and their export to the European market, is now facing competition from Turkey.
A support collective for victims of a priest who was indicted and incarcerated for "aggravated sexual assaults" on May 30, 2025 is calling out the dioceses of Dijon and Rabat.
The nicknamed "El Jabli", a drug baron wanted for drug trafficking in the region, settled his scores with his rival, shooting him with a firearm in the Chiadma forest, near Bir Jdid. The Royal Gendarmerie is conducting a thorough investigation to dismantle the network.
The families of three children who suffered serious health damage due to medical interventions described as negligent and unprofessional have had the Ministry of Health condemned.
Many young Moroccans responded this weekend to the call to demonstrate by the GenZ 212 group. These demonstrations, which took place in at least 11 cities of the kingdom, were harshly repressed by the police. Dozens of protesters were arrested over these two days.
The Moroccan police arrested Younes El Ballouti, long wanted for international cocaine trafficking, in a shisha café in Tangier. He is incarcerated in the Casablanca prison.
In less than 24 hours, the elements of the Royal Gendarmerie arrested an individual suspected of having assaulted a British tourist in the tourist area of Taghazout, on the outskirts of Agadir.
The services of the prefecture of the province of Mediouna have been active since Saturday to prepare a warm welcome for King Mohammed VI, who is expected in Tit Melill and in the commune of Sidi Hajjaj Oued Hassar.
The Moroccan authorities have decided to impose a temporary electronic visa on nationals of eight African countries, including Algerians. A measure that is diversely appreciated on social networks. While some consider this decision as ordinary, others, like the Algerian journalist Hafid Derradji , consider it sudden and unjustified.
The organization of the 2030 World Cup can bring economic and development benefits to Morocco. But what will happen to the Moroccan labor market after the holding of this major international competition?
Morocco has received new American weapons to be used for border surveillance missions.