Moroccans living abroad (MREs) continue to denounce the exorbitant rise in the prices of plane and boat tickets, blaming the government and in particular the Ministry of Transport and Logistics for its "negligence in the face of this recurring problem".
Farmers in the Doukkala region have proceeded to destroy part of their vegetable harvests, particularly tomatoes, due to the drop in demand.
The lack of incentive measures in Spain is pushing Ryanair to place Morocco at the heart of its expansion strategy. The Irish low-cost airline has just launched a new base in Tangier, its fourth in the kingdom, and could launch others.
Three new railway stations will soon be built in Casablanca as part of the project to increase the rail capacity between Kenitra and Marrakech.
The authorities of Tangier bent over backwards to clean up the city before the arrival of King Mohammed VI on Tuesday, in his personal car from M’diq. This trip was apparently not planned.
The inhabitants of the commune of Sahel in the province of Larache suffer from discrimination. The Royal Gendarmerie and the local authorities prevent them from accessing the beach of Sidi Abderrahim, reserving it exclusively for the clients of a hotel located near it.
Three Moroccan cities are among the 10 favorite cities of readers in Africa and the Middle East of an American specialized media.
The Moroccan parliament has adopted on Monday a bill amending and supplementing law No. 18-00 relating to the status of the co-ownership of built-up properties.
The municipal council of Harhoura, a seaside resort attached to the prefecture of Skhirate-Témara, which welcomes many tourists every summer, imposes prohibitive parking rates for cars. This has provoked the anger of motorists.
Targeted by a European arrest warrant, Italian businessman Giacomo Bozzoli, sentenced to life imprisonment for the horrific murder of his uncle, is said to have fled to Morocco by boat from Spain.
As part of the strengthening of the fight against cybercrime, telecom operators are required to identify all their subscribers, Ghita Mezzour, the delegate minister in charge of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, recently announced.
The work on the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway is progressing at a steady pace and is nearing completion. The completion rate has reached 98%.