The UAE Are Not Investing $15 Billion in Morocco by Chance
12 August 2026
The billions invested by the UAE in Morocco conceal a much broader strategy. A new report shows how Rabat and Abu Dhabi are gradually building an economic axis linking the (…)
12 August 2026
The billions invested by the UAE in Morocco conceal a much broader strategy. A new report shows how Rabat and Abu Dhabi are gradually building an economic axis linking the (…)
12 August 2026
Having lived in France since the age of 11, a Moroccan man was refused renewal of his residence card because of a conviction dating from 2019. The courts have now overturned (…)
11 August 2026
Road access to the future Hassan II grand stadium in Benslimane will be significantly upgraded. Among the planned works is the construction of three lanes in each direction on (…)
10 August 2026
Finding an apartment in Rabat is becoming a challenge for many residents. Affordable housing is becoming scarcer at a time when rents remain high and food, transportation, and (…)
8 August 2026
Felipe VI has committed to visiting Ceuta, but no date has been set. The visit is particularly sensitive in relation to Morocco and does not depend solely on the monarch: the (…)
7 August 2026
Some Moroccan bakeries add sugar to bread dough without informing their customers. The practice has been acknowledged by professionals interviewed in Rabat and denounced by (…)
7 August 2026
Felipe VI has committed to visiting Ceuta following the recent migration crisis. No date has yet been set, but the last visit by a Spanish sovereign to the city had triggered (…)
7 August 2026
After the Ceuta crisis, several analysts believe that Rabat’s proximity to Washington is bolstering Morocco’s confidence in its dealings with Spain and a Europe dependent on (…)
6 August 2026
Following the events in Ceuta, the European Commissioner for Migration wants to obtain greater cooperation from Morocco. Among the levers he proposes using are trade, European (…)
6 August 2026
Hassan II allegedly stated in 1998 that Morocco was ready to go to war to recover Sebta and Melilla. José María Aznar says he replied that Spain would win such a confrontation.