To better understand the relationship between Morocco and Spain, we must go back to the past where, from the last quarter of the 19th century or the middle of the 20th century, fleeing misery, war, drought, famine and socio-political instability, entire Spanish families found refuge in Morocco.
A pole has been erected in the middle of the road in Ain Aouda, near Rabat. A danger for road users.
Zoubida Boughaba, Moroccan writer and feminist, almost did not host a press conference focused on the presentation of her book "Cuentos populares del Rif" (Popular Tales of the Rif), on January 13 in Melilla. The members of the Islamic Commission of Melilla (CIM) threatened her with death.
The case dates back to last October, when a 6-year-old girl had narrowly escaped death, after being the subject of a wrongly established differential diagnosis by doctors at a private clinic in Tétouan .
The city of Rabat has been home to a new national photography museum since Tuesday, January 14. Initiated by the National Museums Foundation, its inauguration within the walls of the Fort Rottembourg aims to enrich the mapping of museums in Morocco.
Olivier Nduhungirehe, Rwandan Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Residing Abroad, inaugurated this new embassy in Rabat on Wednesday, January 15, 2020.
Rabat intends to gradually leave its status as an administrative capital to become a real tourist city. Its ambitions for 2020 are proof of this.
It was 8:30 pm on Monday, January 13th, when the car of King Mohammed VI was spotted, beating the arteries of the capital Rabat , in the absence of any escort.
Souissi and Hay Ryad, two residential neighborhoods of the capital Rabat , were overrun by a horde of wild animals. Indeed, under the anguish of winter, wild boars have left the surrounding forests, in search of food, disrupting the peace of the populations.
The United Arab Emirates has formally denied reports of a likely reduction in the number of Moroccans serving in its police.
While Morocco and Spain are at loggerheads over the planned end of the smuggling trade in Sebta and Melilla, Moroccan smugglers, in particular the "mule women" as well as the Spaniards, are suffering.
A total of 190,000 Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) have returned to the kingdom since the year 2000. More than half of them are found in three regions, namely Casablanca-Settat, Rabat-Salé-Kénitra and Béni Mellal-Kénifra. Meanwhile, the regions of Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma, the Oriental and Marrakech-Safi welcome about 10% of these MREs, according to a survey by the High Commission for Planning (HCP) .