The border between Morocco and Algeria has been closed since 1994. The populations of the two neighboring countries are suffering terribly from this ongoing situation. They cling to the hope of a reopening.
Ona Hotels & Apartments has signed a strategic agreement with Be Live Hotels, the hotel chain of Globalia Corporación Empresarial, to operate several new establishments in Morocco.
Flows of sub-Saharan migrants entering Morocco from the border with Algeria would be the source of tensions and security concerns in several Moroccan cities. Hundreds of people are regularly pushed towards Moroccan territory.
Faced with growing discontent from vacationers who denounce the anarchy on certain Moroccan beaches due to chair and umbrella renters, local authorities have taken a number of measures to put an end to public disorder.
Three young Algerians attempted to return to their country by swimming from the beach of Saïdia in Morocco. A situation that nearly created an incident between Moroccan and Algerian military authorities.
The Moroccan national football team is intensifying its preparation at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Maamoura. The Atlas Lions are preparing for two important matches against Niger and Tanzania, counting for the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Excluded from the 2024 beach festival organized by Maroc Telecom on the beaches of M’diq, Al Hoceima, Martil, Tangier, Saïdia and Nador, many Moroccan artists denounce and cry out their resentment.
The lack of toilets along the Saïdia beach is causing inconvenience to vacationers who are forced to use the toilets of cafes and restaurants to relieve themselves.
The authorities of Saïdia are about to definitively ban water sports activities, particularly jet skis, this summer. Several fatal accidents have also been recorded during the previous summer seasons on this beach.
The local authorities of the city of Saïdia threaten to revoke the licenses of merchants who create anarchy and to apply the law to usurpers of the public domain on the city’s beach.
During their stay at the "Collection Be Live" hotel in Saïdia before their match against Renaissance de Berkane last weekend, the USM Alger players, not knowing how to use the infrared sensor taps in the hotel, wrongly blamed the management of the establishment, complaining that the taps were not working.
The body of Abdelali Mchiouer, victim of gunfire from Algerian border guards, was repatriated this Thursday to Morocco nearly four months after a tragic incident near Saïdia.