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• Moroccan Woman Sues French State Over Denied Access to Ex-Partner’s Trial
  10 April, by Prince

  Deprived of her right to attend the trial of her former partner, a victim of domestic violence has sued the State for administrative dysfunction before the Paris judicial court.
  The woman asked the Paris judicial court on Wednesday to condemn the State for depriving her of attending this trial. Khadija believes that her "trial was stolen" from her. "When I filed a complaint, I had faith in justice. I wanted to see him in the dock, I wanted to hear the word ’convicted’. But they stole my (…)

• Moroccan Authorities Probe Offshore Accounts Linked to Paris Real Estate Purchases
  11 April, by Said

  Several Moroccan businessmen are in the sights of the Moroccan Foreign Exchange Office. An in-depth investigation has been launched regarding the alleged use of "offshore" bank accounts, located in particular in the Bahamas and Saint Lucia, to acquire prestigious real estate in the heart of Paris.
  The alert was raised by French financial control bodies and the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF), following information on suspicious financial flows, according to Hespress. The (…)

• Moroccan Prince to Attend Notre-Dame Reopening in Paris
  6 December 2024, by Said

  Prince Moulay Rachid, the brother of King Mohammed VI, will be in Paris this weekend for the reopening of Notre-Dame de Paris.
  The prince will join a host of heads of state, kings and queens from around the world to celebrate this symbolic moment. He will represent the kingdom alongside other prominent figures, such as US President Donald Trump, who has confirmed his attendance, as well as the presidents of Germany, Italy and Poland.
  Several French media had announced the presence of (…)

• Moroccan-Born Digital Secretary Mahjoubi Announces Paris Mayoral Bid
  10 March 2019, by Amine

  2020 could be the year when Mounir Mahjoubi, born to Moroccan parents, becomes mayor of Paris. Already Secretary of State for Digital Affairs, Mounir Mahjoubi has just revealed that he will run for the Paris city hall.
  "Yes, I will be a candidate for the nomination. Some don’t dare to say it, but we shouldn’t have false modesty. I will be a candidate as soon as the nomination process is opened," Mahjoubi, who is part of LREM (La République en Marche) ranks, said in an interview with Le (…)

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  31 August 2021, by Sylvanus
• France Bolsters Security for Africa Cup Final Amid Potential Celebrations
  19 July 2019, by Bladi.net

  France is taking security measures in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Montbéliard as well as in the departments of Ain and Côte-d’Or to prevent unrest in case of an Algeria victory in the final of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) on Friday, July 19, 2019.
  The outbursts of joy that prevail after each victory of the Algerian national football team explain the security system in place in certain French cities. Paris and Marseille are under heavy police surveillance, similar to the security (…)

• Morocco’s Kenitra Railway Station Wins Prestigious International Architecture Award
  15 September 2019, by Sylvanus

  The National Railway Office (ONCF) was honored in Paris through the new Kenitra railway station. It has won a prestigious distinction.
  The reforms implemented in the railway transport sector are already bearing fruit. At the headquarters of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), in Paris, Morocco was in the spotlight on Thursday, September 12.
  Indeed, the Versailles World Architecture and Design Award, in the "Stations and Stations" category, was (…)

• Moroccan Father Fatally Shot at Home in Paris Suburb, Children Present
  3 March 2023, by Sylvanus

  Moustapha, a 57-year-old Moroccan, was shot dead in front of his daughters, around ten years old, at his home in Garges-lès-Gonesse (Val-d’Oise). Investigators are conducting investigations to find the alleged killers.
  The events took place on the night of Wednesday, March 1 to Thursday, March 2, 2023, in the Muette district of Garges-lès-Gonesse (Val-d’Oise). Criminals shot several times at Moustapha while he was at his window. Alerted by neighbors, the emergency services arrived at the (…)

• Fugitive Convicted in Morocco After Faking Death to Evade French Murder Charge
  17 March, by Prince

  Wanted for the murder of Mehdi Ettir, a 23-year-old man killed in 2011 in Paris, Hassan Benhamza, 22, pretended to be dead to escape justice, with the complicity of his family. Twelve years later, in 2023, he will finally be arrested and then convicted in Morocco. He has appealed. The victim’s family is demanding justice.
  Mehdi Ettir, a seasonal construction worker, was killed in broad daylight in Paris on March 27, 2011 by one of his friends named Hassan Benhamza. A dark day for Inès, (…)

• Ramadan 2023: French Muslim Groups Announce Start Date
  27 February 2023, by Sylvanus

  Pending the official announcement at the Great Mosque of Paris during the traditional night of doubt, the Muslims of France are already informed of the date of the beginning of Ramadan. The dissident Muslim federations of the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) are inviting them "to prepare spiritually for the fasting of the blessed month of Ramadan in unity, sharing and solidarity".
  In a press release, the Great Mosque of Paris, the Gathering of Muslims of France (RMF), Muslims of (…)