The Correctional Court of Imintanout sentenced two people, a father and his son, to five months in prison and a fine of 2,000 dirhams each. They were prosecuted for preventing the holding of a Quran class .
The airline Air France has decided not to renew a route between Nice and a Moroccan city this summer. Volotea or Transavia should take over the route.
An incident occurred during the commemoration of the death of King Mohammed V in Rabat, which was attended by Abdellatif Hammouchi, Director General of the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).
The Provincial Delegation of the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs in Chichaoua Ait Baha has decided to ban the use of loudspeakers from the minaret for the five daily prayers and the Tarawih.
The Chinese group Shinzoom, specialized in the production of anodes for lithium-ion batteries, is preparing to invest $500 million (5 billion DH) in the Tanger Tech free zone. A large-scale project that will cover 30 hectares.
For a few months now, the Moroccan tomato has been attacked in Europe. Last January, French farmers burned shipments of this Moroccan product and similar scenes have been recorded in Spain in recent days. Between water scarcity and pressure from European farmers, the tomato sector in Morocco is in the doldrums.
The court of first instance in Fez has sentenced a minor to five years in prison for the murder of his friend.
The French were the most numerous to visit Morocco in the first two months of the year. Nearly 400,000 tourists from the Hexagon arrived in the kingdom during the period.
The fight between a taxi driver and another without a license (VTC), revealed by a video that went viral on social networks, ended up escalating. The two protagonists caused mutual damage to their vehicles. Such incidents are unfortunately becoming frequent in Morocco.
Residents of several neighborhoods in the city of Marrakech are complaining about the drop in drinking water flow and cuts. There are also rumors of poor water quality reaching the taps. The autonomous water and electricity distribution agency of the city, Radeema, has not provided any explanation to the residents about these disturbances, nor tried to reassure them, let alone deny these rumors.
The US State Department has given the green light to the sale of Javelin missiles and related equipment to Morocco for an amount of $260 million. This will allow the kingdom to strengthen its defense and armament.
Casa Environnement has shown its limits in the management of stray animals in Casablanca. The effectiveness of its actions is called into question, especially after the attack of stray dogs on a Casablancan woman who sued the company and the municipal council.