The European Union (EU) wants to strengthen its trade relations with certain North African and Middle Eastern countries, including Morocco. To this end, it is considering setting up a pact for the Mediterranean, in a context of increased competition with the United States and China.
Many Moroccan artists do not declare their actual income, particularly from private parties, artistic performances, advertising contracts or digital income generated through platforms such as YouTube and Facebook, thus avoiding taxes. A huge loss of revenue for the public treasury.
The National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) is investigating new real estate developers in Casablanca and Tanger, suspected of money laundering from cocaine trafficking.
In collaboration with the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT), EasyJet has just launched an event-based campaign in Lyon, on the Bellecour square, to promote its flights to Marrakech, Essaouira, Agadir, Rabat and Tangier, starting in October 2025.
Traditional clothing rental shops in Morocco complain about the negligence of certain customers who return rented items in very poor condition.
Four Moroccan researchers are among the 200 most influential physicists in the world.
Tangier is becoming a tourist destination that is too expensive for summer vacations. Concerned, the deputy of the Authenticity and Modernity group, Kouloub Faitah, is questioning the Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts and the Social and Solidarity Economy.
Elements of the Royal Gendarmerie are conducting an investigation after the spectacular robbery of a bank branch in the rural commune of Jemaâ Shaim, in the province of Safi. The burglars made off with 1 million dirhams.
British actress Cheryl Fergison, soon to be 60 years old, has revealed details about her marriage to Moroccan Yassine Al-Jamoun, who is 21 years her junior.
Marrakech remains the most visited Moroccan destination by tourists. By the end of July 2025, the ochre city welcomed more than 2.7 million visitors, an increase of 13% compared to the same period last year. Hotels and tourist accommodation establishments are almost full in August, with occupancy rates of around 90%.
Luminous artistic performances will soon be organized in Rabat to make heritage accessible to the public. In this regard, the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication (Culture sector) has launched an international call for tenders for the design, production and realization of these performances.
This summer, residents and tourists were confronted with unprecedented disorder in Al Hoceïma, considered the "pearl of the Mediterranean",