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It is now official. Following the visit of the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchez, to Morocco, it was decided to immediately restore the maritime links between Morocco and Spain. Moroccans living abroad will therefore be able to travel to Morocco via Spain by boat this year.
The overturning of a bus in the Settat region left 35 injured, including two seriously.
The month of fasting for Ramadan will begin on Sunday, April 3 in Morocco, the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs announced in a statement on Friday evening.
A tough group for the Moroccan national football team , which will have to face Belgium, Canada and Croatia during the World Cup to be held in Qatar next November.
Ramadan will begin on Saturday, April 2, 2022, announced the Executive of Muslims of Belgium, following the meeting of the Council of Theologians by videoconference. Here is the full text of the body:
Ramadan will begin in France on Saturday, April 2, 2022, announced the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM).
While in most Muslim countries, the date of the start of Ramadan is already known, Morocco, on the other hand, announces that the observation of the crescent moon for the holy month will only take place today, this Friday, April 29, 1443 corresponding to April 1, 2022.
King Mohammed VI had a telephone conversation with the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchez, according to a statement from the Royal Cabinet.
A Frenchman who was the subject of an international arrest warrant issued by France has been arrested by Moroccan authorities.
Morocco will experience a time change this Sunday, March 27. This will allow Moroccans to prepare for the holy month of Ramadan, which should begin on April 3 , according to scientific calculations. However, the date will have to be confirmed by the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs.
Hooliganism is back in Morocco. More than 80 police officers were injured on Sunday following the match between the AS FAR and Maghreb de Fès teams.
Some 167 insurance brokers operating in Morocco have been sanctioned for shortcomings, according to the Insurance and Social Welfare Control Authority (ACAPS).