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Heavy showers that occurred late Friday afternoon in Tangier caused flooding in several neighborhoods of the city. The rainy episode, which lasted about an hour, led to the saturation of the drainage networks.
"Medical negligence." This is the term used by the municipality of Taourirt to describe the death of a young pregnant woman and her child, which occurred on February 24 at the provincial hospital. A tragic event that reveals the deep difficulties of a health facility that is clearly at the end of its rope.
The third edition of the national survey on social ties (civil pole), carried out by the Royal Institute for Strategic Studies (IRES) between December 2022 and February 2023 with around 6,000 people, provides a precise overview of the state of mind of Moroccans.
Mohammed Benaïssa, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Municipal Council of Assilah, died overnight at the age of 88. His death follows a long battle against illness.
The Salon de l’Agriculture, the annual grand event of the agricultural world, is in full swing. But behind the facade smiles, a growing concern is emerging among French tomato producers. Gilles Bertrandias, director of Rougeline, a major cooperative group based in Marmande, spoke on the stand of the Nouveaux Champs collective. He points the finger at the perceived unfair competition from the Moroccan tomato.
The international future of Mohamed Ihattaren remains uncertain. The midfielder was not included in the pre-selection of the Netherlands Under-21 team, opening the door to a possible selection with Morocco.
The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs announced that the month of Ramadan will begin on Sunday, March 2, 2025. The observation of the crescent moon, carried out this Friday, February 28, was not conclusive.
It’s official. Ramadan will begin on Saturday, March 1, 2025 in France. The official announcement was made this Friday, February 28, during a ceremony at the Grand Mosque of Paris, broadcast on the social network X. The Muslim federations of the Hexagon, gathered for the occasion, have therefore put an end to the suspense.
It’s official. Ramadan begins on Saturday, March 1 in Belgium, according to the Council of Theologians, which met this Friday. Here is the full press release:
King Mohammed VI’s call to Moroccans not to perform the Eid al-Adha sacrifice will have direct repercussions on the meat market in Morocco. This measure, taken in a context of livestock crisis, aims to preserve national resources and financially relieve the poorest Moroccan families.
Tangier is actively preparing to host the 2030 World Cup. A vast rail link project is on track, with the ambition of connecting the city’s nerve centers: the Ibn Battouta stadium, the airport and the station. A significant investment exceeding 210 million dirhams is committed.
In order to determine the start date of Ramadan in Belgium, the Council of Muslim Theologians of Belgium must meet this Friday, February 28.