Morocco aims to assemble a complete aircraft on its soil by 2030 . To achieve this, the kingdom is partnering with New Delhi and accelerating military and civilian technology transfers.
A century ago, Abdelkrim el-Khattabi’s surrender marked the end of the Rif War. Cornered by the Franco-Spanish offensive, the Rif chief skillfully negotiated his exile with France to escape Madrid’s justice.
Moroccans residing abroad can transport medications to Morocco for their personal use. However, Moroccan customs requires medical documentation and a specific commitment, in particular to prevent these products from being used for other purposes.
As Eid al-Adha approaches, the sharp increase in transport fares is causing controversy. In Parliament, deputies have strongly challenged the government over these increases, denouncing a hard blow to travelers’ wallets.
After heart surgery, an 84-year-old Moroccan woman is refused medical follow-up at Tangier’s university hospital due to an unpaid bill. This alarming situation reignites the debate over healthcare access for vulnerable patients in Morocco.
Hit by a serious crisis, the children’s clothing brand Okaïdi is drastically cutting back. While around a hundred stores are closing abroad, uncertainty looms over the future of stores operating in Morocco.
The extension of the high-speed train between Marrakech and Agadir reaches a decisive milestone. With finalized studies and a budget estimated at 55 billion dirhams, Morocco is seeking international financing to cross the High Atlas.
An octogenarian Moroccan man lost his life on Friday in Al Hoceima, fatally attacked with a sickle by his grandson . The attacker’s father, seriously injured while attempting to intervene, was transferred to emergency care in critical condition.
The government has confirmed that the construction sites of the TGV Kénitra-Marrakech and regional trains have surpassed the 30% completion mark. Official delivery is scheduled for December 2029.
Emirati artist Hussain Al Jassmi will perform at the Royal Theatre in Rabat on June 18. While this major comeback is highly anticipated, ticket prices, which reach record heights, make this concert an expensive event.
As Eid al-Adha approaches, the intense heat wave hitting Morocco is alarming experts. Extreme temperatures accelerate bacterial proliferation, multiplying the risks of meat deterioration and serious food poisoning cases.
Despite its status as Africa’s leading exporter, the Moroccan maritime fishing sector is on the brink of collapse. A recent report warns of critical fish stock depletion, directly threatening the survival of this "blue gold".