
Americans arrested near Taroudant
American citizens and a Moroccan national were caught in the act of trafficking in archaeological fossils in the province of Taroudant.

American citizens and a Moroccan national were caught in the act of trafficking in archaeological fossils in the province of Taroudant.

The status of self-employment in Morocco is the subject of debates in Parliament. At issue, the fragile balance between administrative simplification and the fight against tax evasion.

The National Railway Office (ONCF) has launched a call for expressions of interest to railway rolling stock manufacturers. Objective: to build a train car manufacturing plant in Morocco.

The police at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca arrested a Togolese national who was the subject of an international arrest warrant.

Former Minister of Justice, Mohamed Aujar, sounded the alarm on Monday about the growing tensions with Algeria over the Sahara. During a conference organized by the Al Faqih Titouani Foundation, he called on the United Nations and MINURSO to act firmly to put an end to the provocations of the Polisario and its Algerian support.

Moroccans can no longer stand the continuous rise in the prices of basic necessities. Inflation has intensified over the past three months, causing major concerns.

Abdessamad Kayouh, Minister of Transport and Logistics, announced a vast modernization plan for Moroccan airports. This ambitious program aims to increase the capacity of existing infrastructure and improve the services offered to travelers.

As early as 2025, Moroccans could have access to satellite internet thanks to Starlink and OneWeb. The ANRT, the telecommunications regulatory authority in Morocco, is considering granting licenses to these two companies.

The exaggerated increase in the prices of small apartments (60 and 70 square meters), sold for more than 500,000 dirhams, has aroused the anger of deputies who have questioned the government on this subject.

No more clandestine trips? In Morocco, the government is considering legalizing informal transport in rural areas, known as "khattafa". These transporters, who criss-cross difficult-to-access roads to connect isolated villages, play a vital role for local populations.

British tourists wishing to travel to Morocco during the Christmas and New Year holidays will have to present a printed boarding pass, or risk being fined.

Christophe Lecourtier, the French ambassador to Morocco, is making a visit to the Sahara region. This trip, described as "historic" by many Moroccan media, began on November 11 and will end on November 13.