
French School in Morocco Ordered to Readmit Student Wearing Hijab
The Court of First Instance in Marrakech ruled in favor of a student from a French school (Victor Hugo) who was expelled for wearing the hijab.

The Court of First Instance in Marrakech ruled in favor of a student from a French school (Victor Hugo) who was expelled for wearing the hijab.

Some cafes in the city of Nador are turning away their single customers, telling them that these establishments are reserved only for couples and families. A practice that has sparked outrage on social media.

On the sidelines of his participation in the Mawazine festival, Syrian artist Badr Rami expressed his wish to obtain Moroccan nationality.

Morocco is the world’s second largest importer of dates after India. Furthermore, the kingdom intends to significantly increase its production to reach 300,000 tons by 2030.

In Tetouan, cafe and restaurant users are exploding with anger. The origin of this discontent is the exorbitant prices that could ruin their summer vacations.

Contrary to previous editions, this year’s Mawazine Festival did not attract the crowds. Attendance was particularly low during the last two days of the event.

Tetouan wants to restore order and respect for public health laws in party and wedding halls. The residents of Nador are waiting for the local authorities on this project.

The Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) has just published a guide on the tax regime for the self-employed . A document that clarifies the conditions for obtaining this status as well as the related tax benefits.

In Tetouan , the family of a patient who died following a hysterectomy has filed a complaint against a clinic they accuse of medical error.

Exasperated, the residents of Settat are surprised by the attitude of the local authorities and call for the operation to free the public space to be extended to several neighborhoods, including El Kamal, Dallas, Salam or Mimouna.

Three young Moroccans detained by armed criminal gangs in Myanmar, on the border with Thailand, were released this week after each of their families paid a ransom of around 100,000 dirhams.

MPs are calling for the refund of Schengen visa fees to the many Moroccans whose applications have been rejected.