
Romania Charters Flight to Evacuate Citizens from Morocco Amid Travel Ban
Romania has decided to repatriate its nationals and other EU citizens stranded in Morocco, following the Moroccan decision to suspend all air links for 15 days .

Romania has decided to repatriate its nationals and other EU citizens stranded in Morocco, following the Moroccan decision to suspend all air links for 15 days .

The police arrested in Tangier , on Wednesday, 11 individuals, including two of Romanian nationality and one Albanian in an irregular situation in Morocco, for their alleged links with a criminal network active in international drug trafficking.

Romania has classified Morocco on the list of green countries. In addition to the kingdom, Egypt is the other North African country on this list.

In Spain, many Moroccans are victims of networks specializing in white marriages, who exploit Romanian and Bulgarian nationals. The Spanish police have dismantled some of them.

Morocco has decided to suspend air links with 13 other countries, including Romania, Cyprus and Luxembourg, starting this Friday, April 16, until further notice. This decision is part of the preventive measures against the spread of the coronavirus and its new variants.

Morocco is among the 15 countries where Belgians or Belgian-Moroccans have been most infected by Covid-19. This is at least what a weekly report from the Public Health Institute, Sciensano, indicates.

Morocco is on the list of 15 countries where Belgians or Belgian-Moroccans have been most infected by Covid-19 during the last holidays. This is at least what a weekly report from the Public Health Institute, Sciensano, indicates.

The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, is considering appointing former Romanian Prime Minister Petre Roman as the next UN Special Envoy for the Sahara. A choice not yet confirmed, which is already causing lively controversy in Algeria.

The hybrid SUV that replaces the Dacia Lodgy minivan will not be produced in Morocco. This is the decision made by the Romanian manufacturer Dacia .

Faced with the worsening of its economic situation, the French automaker Renault intends to suspend its factory expansion projects in Morocco and Romania.

The Office Chérifien des Phosphates (OCP) has just obtained the approval of the Head of Government for the creation of a company in Romania, in cooperation with an Emirati group. The OCP will take a 50% stake in the South East European Fertilizer Company (SEEFCO).

The President of the Romanian Senate has just been uninvited to Morocco, even though his visit was scheduled from March 27 to 31. The reason is Romania’s decision to install its embassy in Israel in Jerusalem, instead of Tel Aviv.