Their parents left Morocco for Europe; they want to return
2 August 2026
Since January, the Moroccan Embassy in Brussels has received around 250 Belgian-Moroccans seeking information about moving to, investing in or setting up a project in the (…)
2 August 2026
Since January, the Moroccan Embassy in Brussels has received around 250 Belgian-Moroccans seeking information about moving to, investing in or setting up a project in the (…)
2 August 2026
A British writer travelled to Rabat to discover its programme as World Book Capital 2026. After several days there, the hundreds of announced events remained largely invisible (…)
1 August 2026
Morocco will present the know-how associated with zellige for inscription on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list. The file will be submitted as part of the 2027 cycle.
1 August 2026
Returning to Morocco after living in Europe can sometimes hold an unexpected shock for MREs. At pedestrian crossings and traffic lights alike, several say they have to fight to (…)
1 August 2026
Gianni Infantino is facing the most serious crisis of his presidency at FIFA. His possible downfall would not jeopardize the 2030 World Cup in Morocco, but it could deprive the (…)
31 July 2026
Moroccans applying for a long-stay visa for Belgium must now pay 250 euros, compared with 180 euros previously. The increase applies to all applications submitted since 1 July (…)
30 July 2026
The disagreement over the Sahara could remain unresolved without condemning all cooperation between Morocco and Algeria. Researchers propose to treat water, health, climate and (…)
28 July 2026
The Moroccan tax authority is asking holders of bank accounts to explain significant transfers incompatible with their declared income. Family gifts, repaid debts, inheritances (…)
28 July 2026
Rabat is establishing itself as Morocco’s most dynamic Airbnb market. Revenue there is growing by 11.1% year-on-year, while it is beginning to decline in Marrakech, which is (…)
28 July 2026
The rift between Rabat and Algiers is becoming so deeply entrenched that it could prove harder to reverse than an open crisis. A study published this month warns of a silent (…)