In Morocco, measures aimed at preventing citizens from buying animals to sacrifice during Eid al-Adha have been observed. They are being directed towards abandoning the sacrifice.
Australia urges its citizens planning to travel to Morocco soon to exercise caution due to security and environmental risks in the kingdom.
In Marrakech, the number of arrivals in April and overnight stays generated in classified tourist accommodation establishments recorded a respective increase of 10% and 11%. Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) strongly contributed to this achievement.
The Trump administration has approved the sale to Morocco of 612 FGM-148F Javelin anti-tank missiles, accompanied by two hundred lightweight command launch units (LWCLU).
While they were supposed to return to France on Friday, May 30, after participating in a sports raid in Marrakech, two French people experienced a real nightmare. Their return flights booked with Transavia were cancelled over two days.
Following the intervention of the Moroccan embassy in Amman, the Moroccan Abdellah Massaoudi, held at King Hussein International Airport in the city of Aqaba, Jordan, will be sent back to Egypt from where he had arrived.
Members of the Royal Gendarmerie from Had Soualem, in the province of Berrechid, recently succeeded in dismantling a criminal gang specializing in trafficking and selling "L’boufa" that used foreign license plates, and in arresting two members of the network.
The Chinese company Shandong Yongsheng Rubber, specialized in tire manufacturing, has announced the creation of a factory in Morocco, with an annual production capacity of 12 million units.
Coordination between European consular authorities, particularly those of France, Spain, and Greece, has led to the detection of suspicious work certificates and mission orders - issued by certain companies - in Schengen visa application files. Investigations are ongoing.
As the Dragon Boat Festival holiday approaches, Chinese bookings for flights to Morocco are skyrocketing.
Good news for tourists and businessmen. They can now travel between Malaga (Spain) and Morocco via exclusive helicopter flights.
Between falling prices and plummeting transactions, the Moroccan real estate market is currently in a slump.