In April 2026, inflation rebounded to 1.7% year-on-year in Morocco. This acceleration occurs despite a reduction in food costs, prompting the government to unlock emergency funds in the face of global and climate crises.
On the occasion of Eid Al Adha, King Mohammed VI pardoned several Senegalese supporters. These individuals had been convicted in Morocco for various offenses committed during matches of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Morocco’s representation at UNESCO is protesting recent Algerian provocations in Paris. The Kingdom condemns an organized scheme aimed at distorting history and appropriating its traditional heritage, particularly since the international consecration of the caftan.
This summer, Russian vacationers face a drastically reduced choice of destinations. With the elimination of many air routes, Morocco stands out as one of the few countries still accessible by direct flight from Russia.
Morocco will experience a heat wave until Saturday across much of the national territory, with temperatures that could reach 44 degrees in certain regions.
Mired in a major budgetary crisis and confronted with new diplomatic balances, the UN mission in Western Sahara sees its future threatened. A profound reassessment of its security role seems inevitable before October.
For a long time, Moroccans in the Netherlands have been viewed through a simple question: are they from here or from there? For new generations, this question no longer really makes sense. They want to be able to be Dutch, Moroccan, Muslim, European or simply themselves, without having to choose a single identity.
Moroccans residing abroad who return permanently to Morocco can benefit from customs facilities for their move. However, the Moroccan customs guide sets an important rule: when personal effects are imported in two shipments, the deadline must not exceed six months.
To successfully carry out their most sensitive missions, Moroccan commandos are set to receive ultra-modern American night vision goggles. This state-of-the-art military equipment will significantly transform their future operations in darkness.
A funeral meal turned into a health emergency in the municipality of Tinzouline, near Zagora. Nearly 80 people suffered severe food poisoning after sharing the same dinner.
To curb soaring livestock prices before Eid al-Adha, the Moroccan government is deploying a repressive arsenal. A decree provides for heavy sanctions, including imprisonment, against any speculation on sacrificial animals.
Morocco ranks second among Africa’s best nations in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report global ranking. The kingdom stands out for its strong economic diversification and modern infrastructure.