British billionaire Richard Branson’s Virgin Limited Edition will open six new Riads on July 1 in the famous Kasbah Tamadot hotel, located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains in Marrakech.
While Algiers condemns through its press agency what it calls "a project to confiscate the premises of the Algerian state embassy in Morocco" and describes as "an unqualifiable violation", Rabat provides clarifications.
Information indicates the exploitation and mistreatment of Moroccan artisans legally established in Algeria or finding themselves in an irregular situation in the country.
The Irish airline Ryanair is betting on Morocco for the success of its ambitious growth plan, aiming to exceed 300 million passengers by 2035. It is deploying its wings from several European cities including Barcelona, Murcia to Morocco, and is ready to compete with Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Air Arabia.
The French luxury fashion brand Balenciaga is being criticized for selling a new model of slippers, inspired by the famous Moroccan "belgha" for $995.
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) unveils the first novelties of its summer 2024 program. It will open three new routes between Casablanca and Naples (Italy), Manchester (United Kingdom) and Abuja (Nigeria).
The serial closure of franchises in the major cities of Morocco worries Mohamed el Fane, the president of the Moroccan Franchise Federation (FMF). He calls on the state to support this sector that is dying.
The fraud with hypnosis (samaoui) continues to ravage in Morocco. In Salé, a sexagenarian was robbed of her valuables. An investigation is underway to identify the perpetrators.
In the eyes of Mounya Allali, researcher in human sciences and Advisor on relations with Arab universities in Italy, the lifting by the Ministry of the Interior of the requirement for the mother (Moroccan woman) to request the father’s authorization to obtain or renew the Moroccan passport for minor children is a good omen for the long-awaited revision of the Family Code.
The American platform Airbnb now prohibits all surveillance cameras inside rental properties. This new rule will come into effect in April in all countries, including Morocco.
The expropriation of properties belonging to Algeria in Morocco is legal and in accordance with international law, explained Professor Abderrahim El Manar Esslimi, president of the Maghreb Center for Security Studies and Policy Analysis.
Morocco has successfully carried out its first legal cannabis harvest, grown in particular in Al Hoceima and Chefchaouen.