Rabat

Without Their Black Coating, Moroccan Pottery Remains in Workshops

5 August 2026

A decision banning the use of tar on certain pottery items is worrying artisans in Rabat. In the middle of the summer season, customers are refusing containers stripped of (…)

In the Height of Summer, Rabat Removes Shade from Small Shops

5 August 2026

Rabat authorities are removing awnings installed in front of grocery stores and small shops. In the intense heat, goods remain exposed to the sun, and some business owners have (…)

Sebta reveals who really holds the power between King Mohammed VI and Pedro Sánchez

5 August 2026

Spain has an economy ten times larger, but Morocco has the most immediate levers at its disposal. The Sebta crisis revealed Pedro Sánchez’s vulnerability in the face of (…)

A Spanish priest calls for bombing Rabat and reconquering Morocco

5 August 2026

The migration crisis in Ceuta has prompted extremely violent remarks in Spain. A priest from Navarre is calling for migrants to be fired upon, Rabat to be bombed and Morocco to (…)

At 25, this Moroccan joins France’s 500 wealthiest fortunes

4 August 2026

At 25, Mouad M’Ghari has entered the 2026 ranking of France’s 500 largest professional fortunes. The co-founder of Harmattan AI owes this rise to the meteoric valuation of his (…)

After Ceuta, Morocco Refuses to Be Europe’s Policeman

4 August 2026

Morocco refuses to be reduced to the role of Europe’s policeman after the Ceuta crisis. A government source says the kingdom is protecting its own territory and cooperating as (…)

After Ceuta, Europe Wants to Pay Morocco More to Tighten Border Controls

3 August 2026

The Ceuta crisis could lead the European Union to provide Morocco with more resources. Brussels is proposing to strengthen its financial and technical support for Rabat to (…)

They Thought They Could No Longer Be Sent Back: Morocco Explains the Rush to Sebta

3 August 2026

Morocco says that misleading information convinced some would-be migrants that reaching Sebta by swimming would protect them from immediate return. Smuggling networks allegedly (…)

Moulay Hicham becomes a grandfather for the first time: his grandson is named Mohammed

2 August 2026

Prince Moulay Hicham has announced the birth of his first grandchild. His daughter Faïza and her husband Nabil Rachdi have welcomed a boy named Mohammed, in homage to the (…)

Morocco: They Paid for Their Home, but the Land Could Cause Problems

2 August 2026

Some Moroccans have paid deposits or advances for homes whose projects are facing delays. The authorities will check whether certain developments were marketed on disputed land (…)