The Moroccan Association for the Defense of Consumer Rights is pointing the finger at the quality of breads produced in illegal bakeries in various neighborhoods and alleys of the kingdom.
This summer, many French tourists have chosen to spend their vacations in the country, a little less in their preferred destinations like Spain and Morocco.
The Zacosongo family has not heard from Denise, the first African lawyer in Italy and wife of Italian doctor Renato Farina. She is reported missing in Casablanca. Her husband has filed an official complaint with the Italian police.
Coralie, a candidate from the last season of "Married at First Sight" recounts the little mishap she experienced in Morocco where she now lives with her new partner Mickaël.
Many young Moroccans in search of employment are rushing to Marrakech to build a better future. But they are quickly confronted with a housing crisis and soaring rents.
Passing through customs is often a source of stress for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). However, by knowing the tax rules and procedures to be followed, it is possible to avoid penalties, delays and seizures. Here are four practical tips to get through Moroccan customs with complete serenity.
Rachida Dati has confided that she regularly travels to Morocco with her daughter Zohra, where she recharges at her father’s home.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) flock to Morocco in large numbers every summer for their vacations. This year, not only has the flow seen a significant decline, even if the official figures say otherwise, but these Moroccans of the diaspora have changed their consumption habits in the face of the rise in prices of tourist services.
Moroccan customs allows certain personal effects and duty-free purchases, but it also sets a list of products whose importation is strictly prohibited, even in small quantities. Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) must be aware of this to avoid seizures and sanctions.
A multi-billion dirham investment has just been announced to modernize the airports of two Moroccan tourist cities. The objective is to double, and even triple, their capacity to accommodate the influx of travelers.
Moroccan taxation provides several favorable measures for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). However, many miss out on these mechanisms that allow them to save thousands of dirhams. Here are five little-known but valuable benefits.
In Casablanca, the relocation of the Bouih slum located in the Aïn Sebaâ neighborhood is not well received by the slum residents. They denounce "dubious maneuvers" within the framework of the real estate project intended to rehouse them before the demolition of their precarious dwellings.