The residents of the El Mouhit (Océan) and Saniet El Gharbia neighborhoods in Rabat, affected by the ongoing demolition operations, have decided to refer the matter to the Ombudsman’s Office to inform him of the damages they are suffering from this situation.
Prosecuted for having used the clients’ money to illegally bet huge sums in games of chance, specifically on an international sports betting platform, a bank executive who worked in an agency located in Ksar El Kébir, was sentenced by the Criminal Chamber of the Court of First Instance in Rabat, in charge of financial crimes.
The U.S. Embassy in Rabat warns anyone attempting to enter the United States illegally, lying to obtain a visa, working without legal authorization, or remaining on U.S. territory after the expiration of their visa or visa-free period.
The modernization projects in Rabat, involving demolitions, are eliciting mixed reactions among residents. While the objective of a "modern and connected" Rabat is generally understood, the lack of concrete rehousing proposals and support for affected people is raising concerns.
With a view to the 2030 World Cup, Rabat plans to acquire thousands of buses. In this regard, the city has entered into a partnership with the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).
The Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region is about to undergo a major change. As of April 1st, the management of water, electricity and sanitation will no longer be the responsibility of Redal. The Société Régionale Multiservices (SRM) is taking the stage.
Manchester will be connected to Rabat by a new air link. Ryanair has announced its intention to launch this direct flight starting March 30. This new route brings to five the number of Moroccan destinations served from Manchester Airport.
In Rabat, voices are being raised to call for the reopening of hammams after the recent rains that have affected several regions of the kingdom. Professionals in the sector say they are suffering significant financial losses due to this closure measure, which remains in effect only in the capital.
Rabat and Agadir are adopting advanced surveillance systems in order to meet the security challenges posed by hosting the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Morocco 2025) and co-organizing the 2030 World Cup with Spain and Portugal.
The mayor of Rabat, Fatiha El Moudni, broke her silence to provide clarifications on the ongoing demolition operations in the Moroccan capital, which are causing anger and indignation among the residents.
The development plan for Rabat will change the face of the Moroccan capital. The work to be carried out is evidence of this.
The SDL Rabat Région Aménagements has awarded contracts for the installation of a modern video surveillance system in the city of Rabat.