
Morocco Diversifies Wheat Imports as Russian Shipments Rise
Morocco is showing growing interest in Russian soft wheat. Russia remains its third supplier.

Morocco is showing growing interest in Russian soft wheat. Russia remains its third supplier.

Moroccans can already start paying the Annual Special Vehicle Tax (TSAV). What about the new features related to the payment of this tax?

A notary practicing in Témara is suspected of having stolen significant sums of money belonging to clients of the Al Omrane group. She is the subject of a wanted notice after leaving Morocco for Spain.

Chris Kempczinski, CEO of McDonald’s, confirms that the boycott campaigns the fast food giant is facing in the Middle East and elsewhere, including in Morocco, have had a "significant impact" on the multinational’s activities.

Russia has become one of Morocco’s main wheat suppliers, alongside France, Romania, Lithuania and Poland.

The Constitutional Court calls for partial elections to fill the vacant seats in the electoral districts of Benslimane and Fès South, following the dismissal of deputies Said Zaidi and Abdelkader El Boussairi, both members of the House of Representatives.

Scandal at the Ibn Sina (Avicenne) hospital in Rabat. A retired nurse, assisted by two security guards, dared to operate on a patient with cataracts, leaving him blind.

Several Moroccan deputies call for the ban of TikTok in Morocco. They are concerned about the quality of content published on this Chinese social network, which, according to them, poses a danger to youth.

The Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Trade has lifted the restrictions on the import by Moroccans residing abroad of used wooden furniture, carpets and other used household appliances.

Maria Sharapova has chosen to spend her year-end vacation in Morocco. The Russian tennis star has shared on her social networks photos of the good times spent in the kingdom.

For a few days, a rumor has circulated about the reappearance near Khénifra of an Atlas lion, a species considered extinct for more than 70 years.

Innovative technology startups now have an e-commerce allocation capped at one million dirhams per calendar year, according to the 2024 version of the General Instruction on Foreign Exchange Operations (IGOC).