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The project to connect the Tanger station and the Ibn Battouta airport by rail is taking a decisive step. An expropriation order has just sealed the fate of the land concerned, concretely launching this strategic project worth 2.1 billion dirhams for the upcoming sporting events.
While the Wydad squad is resting during the AFCON break, Hakim Ziyech is undergoing a strict regime. The Moroccan international, without competition since May, has no room for error to succeed in his planned return at the end of January.
Walid Regragui displays limitless ambition. Barely after the draw in Washington, the national team coach is already projecting his Atlas Lions into the World Cup final, imagining a historic double confrontation against Brazil .
Nasser Zefzafi sets a 72-hour ultimatum to the prosecution before starting a hunger and thirst strike. The detainee demands the immediate arrest of the authors of a video threatening him with death, an official complaint that has remained unanswered, now putting his safety at risk.
Supratour takes over the management of buses in Marrakech . This change marks the abrupt end of a 26-year monopoly for the Spanish company Alsa, which sees its empire crumbling in Morocco after already losing the Agadir market.
Moroccan airports are on high alert as the holidays approach. Based on Spanish intelligence, customs officers are now tracking a precise list of more than 17 suspects, turning vacation departures into a real trap for money laundering networks.
Rabat, Marrakech and Casablanca are in the top 10 of the Africa Pulse 2025 ranking on purchasing power. This grouped performance validates the stability of Moroccan indicators, while South Africa retains the top four places in the continental ranking.
The die has been cast since Washington for Walid Regragui’s men. The Atlas Lions will have to measure up against the Brazilian giant in Group C , a major challenge that nevertheless opens up a royal path to qualification against Scotland and Haiti.
Thousands of Moroccans in good standing risk losing everything because of a simple computer screen. The inability to make an appointment at the prefecture directly threatens their jobs and their families, a situation that the Franco-Moroccan Association of Human Rights describes as a deliberate strategy based on lies.
Algeria has tried to modify the UNESCO registers, but Morocco has blocked it. Rabat has won a decisive diplomatic victory to protect the authenticity of its caftan, denouncing falsification maneuvers and a political exploitation of cultural heritage.
Lille hopes to lock up its gem Ayyoub Bouaddi until 2029, but the pressure is mounting. Arsenal and Chelsea are ready to submit an offer close to 45 million euros this winter for the Franco-Moroccan midfielder, forcing the northern club to set its financial demands higher.
Broadcasting a Fairouz song has caused legal troubles for a cafe owner in Taza. A commission has drawn up an official report for lack of authorization, a strict application of the law that raises criticism about the lack of prior information for merchants.