Morocco
Moroccan Doctors Perform Groundbreaking Stem Cell Transplant for Immune Deficiency Patient
It’s a first in Morocco. Doctors have successfully performed a haploidentical allograft in a patient with immune deficiency.
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Rabat
Morocco
Moroccan Court Sentences 45 Teachers for Protest Participation
The 45 contract teachers who were arrested last year during the demonstrations that took place in Rabat have been informed of their fate. They were sentenced to various sentences by the court of first instance in Rabat.
Morocco
Morocco Sees Surge in American Football Popularity, Especially Among Women
American football is becoming more and more practiced in Morocco, by both men and women.
Morocco
Moroccan Police Clash with Thousands of Contract Teachers Demanding Civil Service Jobs
Several thousand contract teachers demonstrated on Wednesday in the center of Rabat to demand their integration into the civil service. Banned, the demonstration was violently dispersed by the security forces.
Morocco
Rabat Mayor Cracks Down on Unlicensed Cafes and Restaurants, Sets June Deadline
The mayor of Rabat, Asmaa Rhlalou, has summoned all cafes, restaurants and small merchants in the capital who do not have an administrative authorization to operate to initiate the process of regularizing their situation as of March 4.
Morocco
Ryanair to Resume Flights to Six Moroccan Cities from Seville in March
Ryanair has announced the resumption of its air links to and from Morocco from its base in Seville, starting March 1. The company will connect six Moroccan cities including the capital, Rabat.
Morocco
Belgian Crime Boss Accused of Running Drug Ring from Moroccan Prison
Sentenced in 2011 to twelve years in prison for his escape from the Bruges prison, the Belgian-Moroccan Ashraf Sekkaki continues to serve his sentence not far from Rabat. In a telephone interview with HLN , he discussed various issues concerning his prison life, and the accusations against him for drug, arms and other trafficking from prison.
Spain
Morocco's King Donates Land for New $18 Million Spanish School in Rabat
King Mohammed VI has made available to Spain a site in Rabat to house a new Spanish school, whose construction work will last 36 months for 16.5 million euros.
Morocco
Moroccan Ex-Minister Sentenced to 3 Years for Defamation and Insulting Officials
Prosecuted on multiple counts, former minister Mohamed Ziane was sentenced on Wednesday by the Court of First Instance in Rabat to three years in prison and the payment of several fines.
Morocco
Morocco Expands Rail Network: Two Major Bridges to Link Rabat and Salé
The National Railway Office (ONCF) has announced the construction of two new major bridges over the Bouregreg river.
Morocco
Moroccan MP's Son Gets 8-Year Sentence in International Drug Trafficking Case
The Chamber of Financial Crimes at the Rabat court sentenced the son of a well-known parliamentarian in the north of the kingdom to eight years in prison for his involvement in an attempted international drug trafficking.
Morocco
Endangered Atlas Lion Population Grows with Five New Cubs at Rabat Zoo
About four months ago, the Rabat Zoological Garden saw the birth of five new Atlas lion cubs, belonging to a species extinct in the wild. They add to the 29 lions already living on the 25 hectares of this space.