In Morocco, a startup is paving the way for an agricultural revolution in the desert. Its techniques can be used in countries such as Mauritania, Egypt, the Arabian Peninsula and some regions of the United States.
The storms and gusts of wind and sand that hit several regions of Morocco last Sunday have ravaged up to 20% of the production of certain berries in the north of the kingdom.
An international company specializing in the production and distribution of oils, based in the industrial zone of Tétouan in Morocco, was the victim of a robbery. The scientific police have opened an investigation to identify and apprehend the perpetrators of this criminal act.
Morocco holds 70% of the world’s phosphate reserves, a mineral used to produce food fertilizers. Enough to make the kingdom a guarantor of global food security.
Morocco is among the ten most beautiful destinations to visit in 2024. Benin is also in this ranking.
By expressing its solidarity with the members of the IDF who are continuing the Israeli retaliation against the Palestinian Hamas movement, a McDonald’s franchise in Israel has incurred the wrath of many Arab countries.
The budget of the Moroccan Ministry of National Defense is expected to reach 124.7 billion dirhams next year, according to the 2024 Finance Bill (PLF). A budget up about 5 billion dirhams from 2023.
The prison sentence imposed by the court of first instance of the Court of Appeal of Ouarzazate on a minor victim for "homosexuality" has sparked a wave of outrage among Moroccan Internet users.
Based on information provided by the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), elements of the National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ) arrested eight people, including three Algerians and a commune president, suspected of being involved in international drug trafficking.
Morocco is working to further secure its borders. In this regard, it has obtained a contract worth 2.4 million euros from Spain.
Due to soaring inflation, the Moroccan government will subsidize the production of tomatoes, onions and potatoes for the first time, announced Mohamed Seddiki, the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Survivors of the violent and powerful earthquake of September 8 are now fighting to survive the gusts of wind and floods hitting Morocco. They live in tents that do not withstand the weather. Faced with the situation, the residents of the Amezmiz camp have scheduled a demonstration to protest "the persistent shortcomings and ambiguity of the government in terms of financial assistance and reconstruction plans".