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A nationwide strike by air traffic controllers has led to the cancellation of around sixty flights at Toulouse-Blagnac airport this Friday, including some to Morocco, disrupting traffic on the first day of the school holidays.
The Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM) of Morocco has issued an orange alert bulletin for this weekend, due to forecasts of high heat and strong winds in several provinces of the Kingdom.
A series of complaints from consumers regarding the pricing of beach services in Tangier has prompted intervention by local authorities. In this context, a café located in the Achakar region has been subject to an administrative closure measure for several infractions.
Faced with the persistent crisis between Morocco and Algeria, a new initiative from international civil society is attempting to build bridges. Led by a figure from the diplomatic world, it aims to pave the way for reconciliation and revive the Maghreb project, which is currently at a standstill.
The return of Moroccans residing abroad, combined with the summer vacation season, is putting heavy pressure on the coastal road axis connecting Tangier to Ksar Sghir. This situation results in heavy congestion, leading to traffic jams that can last several hours.
Official statistics reveal a particular real estate situation in the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region. Approximately 334,000 homes remain vacant, which represents 15.6% of the total number of unoccupied apartments nationwide. A significant portion of these properties belongs to Moroccans residing abroad.
The police services of the Wilaya de sûreté de Tanger have arrested several individuals following disturbances that occurred during a wedding procession. The alleged offenses include dangerous driving and noise pollution in the city center.
In an interview with the newspaper L’Équipe, the President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), Faouzi Lekjaa, spoke about the preparations for the upcoming African Cup of Nations (CAN) men’s tournament to be held in Morocco.
Until now, the rules surrounding the transfer of a vehicle under temporary admission (AT) between two Moroccan residents abroad (MRE) were unclear, or even rarely applied. The 2025 customs guide puts an end to the ambiguity by introducing strict and non-negotiable conditions.
For the second consecutive day, a strike by air traffic controllers is causing major disruptions in the French skies this Friday, July 4th. Flights to Morocco could be affected by this strike.
A campaign launched by Moroccan activists on social media, entitled "No to the settlement of sub-Saharan Africans", is becoming increasingly popular. The initiative explicitly calls for the expulsion of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa.
Every summer, Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) consult the official customs guide before returning to the country, in order to avoid unpleasant surprises, fines or confiscations at the border. The 2025 edition, recently published, introduces several notable, sometimes subtle, modifications that can make all the difference when passing through customs.