
EU-Morocco Dispute Brews Over Sahara Airspace Control
New tensions are likely to emerge between Morocco and the European Union over the airspace of the Sahara.

New tensions are likely to emerge between Morocco and the European Union over the airspace of the Sahara.

In 2024, hotels in Morocco were fully booked. Fatim-Zahra Ammor, Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, presented the results.

Liligo, one of the world’s leading travel comparison sites, has ranked the city of Essaouira at the top of the "Top 5 most beautiful seaside cities in Morocco" for the year 2024.

In Morocco, Marjane, a subsidiary of the royal group Al Mada, has found the tactic to compete with the Turkish brand BIM.

In Morocco, the tax amnesty on undeclared assets for the year 2024 allows the regularization of a record amount of 125 billion DH.

Faced with growing pressure on its water resources, Morocco is pulling out all the stops to develop innovative solutions. Ahmed El Bouari, Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests, has announced an ambitious program to build seawater desalination plants, responding to royal directives. The goal? Produce more than 1.7 billion cubic meters of desalinated water by 2030.

Coffee Berry is setting up in Morocco. The brand has just opened its first store in Casablanca, on Boulevard Anfa.

The steps taken by Moroccan diplomacy, in collaboration with professionals in the transport sector, to find the four Moroccan truck drivers who had been missing since Saturday, January 18, on a road between northeastern Burkina Faso and western Niger, have borne fruit.

A young man was found dead on Sunday in the commune of Chlalat, near Mohammedia after being attacked by stray dogs and another young man died from a probable rabies infection in the city of Rahma, on the outskirts of Casablanca, causing panic among the residents.

The airline Ryanair will add a new destination to its offer departing from Lille-Lesquin.

Karim Zidane, the delegate minister in charge of investment, convergence and evaluation of public policies, encourages Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) to invest more in Morocco, stressing the need for the kingdom to attract both domestic and foreign investments.

Recently declassified documents from the United States shed light on the diplomatic negotiations around the issue of the Moroccan Sahara in the 1980s, during the reign of King Hassan II.