Following the approval by the Paris commercial court, the Swiss group Cicor has taken over the main activities of the French company Eolane. This acquisition expands the scope of the Swiss specialist in integrated electronic solutions with the addition of seven production sites, including five located in France and two in Morocco.
In view of co-hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, Morocco is working on modernizing its road network to ensure smooth, safe, and connected mobility throughout the territory and to host this major sporting event under the best conditions.
Prince Moulay Hassan is expected this Saturday at the Vatican for Pope Francis’s funeral, where he will represent the Kingdom of Morocco.
The Minister of Transport and Logistics, Abdessamad Kayouh, stated during the oral questions session at the House of Representatives that the preliminary study regarding the construction of the railway line between Marrakech and Agadir would be completed within three months.
A 43-year-old French national is the subject of a judicial investigation in Mohammedia following his arrest by the police on Monday, April 21. The suspicions against him concern acts of corruption of minors and the production of adult material.
In crisis with its neighbors, namely Morocco and Mali, Algeria adopts a law on general mobilization to prepare for potential alert situations.
A falsified marriage certificate was discovered by security services in Tangier during an investigation opened following a complaint of marital infidelity. The man who presented this document has been arrested and now faces charges of forgery and use of forged documents.
The year 2024 was marked by a sharp decrease in Moroccan watermelon exports to the European Union, a trend opposite to that observed for Spain, which saw its volumes increase and its leading position strengthened.
The Moroccan road network currently includes 1,800 km of highways and 2,177 km of expressways, and several projects aim to further expand these infrastructures.
Emergency teams at Tangier Ibn Battouta airport were mobilized on Monday, April 21, following a technical failure report issued by the pilot of a small private plane during its approach phase.
The Moroccan Ministry of Interior is working to modernize the administration and simplify access to essential administrative documents. In this regard, Abdelouafi Laftit’s department has launched a vast project to digitize civil registry records.
Increased controls, stricter rules, and effective sanctions: Morocco is taking action to regulate the taxi sector. The Minister of Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, detailed this strategy in response to a parliamentary question, displaying the objective of improving service quality and professionalizing drivers in the face of non-compliant practices.