The National Union of Cafes and Restaurants of Morocco has strongly reacted to a controversy that arose on social media concerning the alleged obligation for customers to order a second drink or leave the premises.
The businessman and banker Othman Benjelloun has regained the title of the richest person in Morocco, with an estimated fortune of $2 billion.
Moulay Hicham, cousin of King Mohammed VI, believes the Morocco-Israel alliance is "structural", inherited from Hassan II, and is now at the heart of a dilemma: national security versus pro-Palestinian public opinion. He advocates for direct dialogue between Moroccan and Israeli civil societies.
Hundreds of Moroccan students and workers residing in Spain are currently unable to return to Spanish territory from Morocco, even though their administrative situation is in order.
Central audit commissions will be dispatched by the General Inspection of Territorial Administration (IGAT) in several local authorities spread across different provinces and regions of the kingdom in order to shed light on suspicions of tax fraud involving municipal presidents. They are said to have carried out serious manipulations in the local tax registers, in order to illegally exempt owners of sand and clay quarries that supply large brick and ceramic manufacturing plants, in clear and direct violation of the law.
Morocco maintains physical boarding cards while companies like the Irish low-cost Ryanair are now adopting digital cards.
Morocco is on the verge of supplanting Spain, the leading supplier of watermelons to the European Union (EU). This is evidenced by the exports of the two countries in the first half of 2025.
"For better or blind", the French version of the reality TV show "Love is Blind", launched in the United States in 2020, was partially filmed in Morocco.
Nearly 14% of the adult Moroccan population (13.79%) is affected by obesity in 2025, placing the Kingdom in 9th place in Africa, according to a report by the publication The African Exponent. This public health phenomenon, which is part of a continental dynamic, is particularly visible in the major cities of the country where lifestyles have evolved.
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics has issued a press release to clarify the situation regarding the fines for vehicles bearing international registration plates.
A senior police officer was arrested in Meknes on Monday, September 8, suspected of having solicited money in the exercise of his duties. According to the judicial police, he was apprehended in the act while attempting to receive a bribe.
In Morocco, a circular from the Minister of the Interior, published last year, firmly reminds of the rules governing the use of collective property and requires a comprehensive inventory of service vehicles parked in municipal garages, but the practice is deeply rooted.