To welcome and celebrate the Moroccan players returning from Qatar where they represented Morocco with dignity, the authorities have put in place a security system of the highest order.
Elected officials, including a deputy mayor of Rabat, receive multiple allowances for various positions held, in flagrant violation of the laws governing local authorities and the circular of the Minister of the Interior on the accumulation of mandates.
The municipal authorities of Rabat have decided to close to traffic from this Tuesday morning, the boulevards on which the lions of the Atlas will pass for their tour of thanks.
Expected this Monday at 4 pm, the Moroccan delegation that participated in the World Cup in Qatar will not return until Tuesday, just in time to participate in the ceremony that will be presided over by King Mohammed VI, and to which the mothers of the players are invited.
Leaving Rabat in June, a Moroccan traveler covered 15,000 km by car to reach Qatar in November, in order to support the Atlas Lions who succeeded in their participation in the World Cup by becoming the first African and Arab players to reach the semi-finals of the competition.
Announced a few weeks ago as the successor to Hélène le Gal as ambassador of France to Morocco, Christophe Lecourtier is officially called to join his post in Rabat.
During a working visit to Morocco, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs announced a return to "a normal relationship" with Rabat, referring to the crisis over visas granted to Moroccans.
The 82-year-old French tourist and her husband were on a stopover in Morocco when they were attacked by an individual in Moulay Bousselham, a seaside resort located in the province of Kénitra, near Rabat.
Despite the breakdown of diplomatic relations between Rabat and Algiers and the non-participation of the Fennecs in the World Cup in Qatar, Algerian supporters are lending their support to Morocco, the first African and Arab country to reach the semi-finals of a World Cup. The Atlas Lions face France this Wednesday.
As part of the fight against corruption in Morocco, several companies that have distinguished themselves through exemplary practices were honored last weekend in Rabat.
In preparation for the upcoming visit of Emmanuel Macron to Morocco, Catherine Colona, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is expected in Rabat to prepare this official visit of the French president.
Morocco attaches great importance to Moroccans living abroad in the development of a new investment charter. In this sense, a meeting was organized on Tuesday in Rabat, in order to collect their proposals.