Morocco intends to implement a series of programs aimed at "encouraging and motivating Moroccans around the world to invest in their country of origin," recently stated Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Moroccans Residing Abroad.
The circulation of footage showing acrobatic stunts posing a danger to road users led to the arrest of a man in his twenties by Tangier’s security forces.
Following instructions from the central services of the Ministry of Interior, territorial administration officials are conducting investigations into land plots belonging to certain influential personalities, which generate colossal profits through resale or rental, and on abandoned parcels in certain industrial zones in the provinces of Nouaceur and Berrechid, which hinder the investment process, despite the improvement of infrastructure.
In accordance with the directives of the Ministry of the Interior, the Wali of the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, Younès Tazi, has ordered the prohibition of all events related to Eid al-Adha.
Mourning in the Moroccan artistic world. Amazigh artist Bourhim Outfnout, whose real name was Abderrahmane Bourhim, has died at the age of 87.
Several Moroccan cities appear in the global ranking of the Global Cities Index by Oxford Economics, which measures the strengths and weaknesses of major metropolises across five key dimensions, including economy, quality of life, and human capital
The criminal chamber of the Casablanca Court of Appeal has postponed the trial of drug baron Reda Abakrim, alias "Turbo", the alleged murderer of Moroccan singer Rym Fikri’s husband, to June 17. The latter will appear as a witness during this hearing.
Navantia will launch the Avante 1800 patrol vessel, ordered by Morocco, next week. The ship will be delivered to the Royal Moroccan Navy in 2026.
37 Moroccan gendarmes are on trial for their involvement in a drug trafficking network in Beni Mellal. The drug lord is already behind bars.
A Moroccan city appears in the ranking of the 10 most sought-after destinations by French people for this summer.
The French Parliament has just passed a law banning cold calling. The measure, which will come into effect in August 2026, is a blow to the call center sector in Morocco, which derives most of its revenue from the French market. Thousands of jobs are threatened.
A few days before the celebration of Eid al-Adha, the anarchic proliferation of seasonal sheep sales points in the suburbs of Salé is pushing local authorities to deploy dedicated control commissions for permanent or temporary livestock markets.