A petition is currently circulating in Rabat. At the origin of this initiative, the Nashid Center for an Enlightened Society is calling on the president of the city council, Fatiha El Moudni, on a subject that is annoying in Morocco: the lack of public toilets in the capital.
Moroccan tourists traveling abroad and Moroccans practicing liberal professions abroad are in the sights of the Office of Exchange.
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics has taken an important step in integrating electric scooters into the Moroccan Highway Code.
A lively controversy is currently shaking the commune of Setti Fatma, in the Marrakech region. The cause: the project to open an alcoholic beverage outlet. More than 30 local associations have sounded the alarm, denouncing an initiative that could tarnish the image of this renowned tourist site.
The Moroccan Ministry of Equipment and Water is implementing a number of measures to strengthen safety standards and improve the user experience on Moroccan highways, in a context marked by an increase in the number of road accidents in recent years.
The National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) is investigating suspicions of money laundering involving a network of Moroccan and Spanish companies.
Back in the White House, the President of the United States proposes to place Gaza under American control and organize a relocation of the Palestinian population to other countries such as Morocco.
In Morocco, the Ministry of the Interior is preparing a plan to establish strict regulations for the taxi transport sector, especially the regulation of transport via mobile applications, in order to put an end to the chaos that has settled in major Moroccan cities such as Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, Marrakech and Fez. The famous licenses are even mentioned to be abolished!
Algeria and the Polisario Front have reported armed clashes in the Tindouf camps, suggesting that Algiers could withdraw its support for the independence movement fighting for the self-determination of the Sahara.
The city council of Fez voted to terminate the urban transport management contract with the City Bus company. This decision follows numerous malfunctions and growing dissatisfaction among users.
A raid was carried out this week in a massage establishment in Agadir, Morocco.
Cheb Khaled , an Algerian singer naturalized Moroccan, has decided to leave France to settle permanently in Tangier with his family.