
Morocco's Travel Agencies Face Challenges Under New Regulatory Law
In Morocco, concerns are mounting within travel agencies. The recent compliance with law 11-16, governing the exercise of this activity, is the cause.
Sébastien A.

In Morocco, concerns are mounting within travel agencies. The recent compliance with law 11-16, governing the exercise of this activity, is the cause.

This year, the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has made great strides towards digital transformation and modernization of its services.

Former Moroccan international Mehdi Carcela apologized for sharing on his Instagram story a video of a Muslim preacher who harshly criticized the Christmas festivities.

Marrakech is emerging as the leading city that attracts and welcomes many domestic and foreign tourists during this holiday season. Agadir is making a comeback.

Bad news for Moroccan motorists. Fuel prices will increase as of January 1, 2025.

Morocco would have ordered the C-390 Millennium, a multi-mission military transport aircraft, thus becoming the tenth customer of the Brazilian manufacturer Embraer.

In the eyes of Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the autonomy plan "under Moroccan sovereignty" defended by Rabat is "a French idea, not a Moroccan one".

The French Council of State ruled in favor of a weekly teaching of five hours in Arabic language per week for students in grades CE1 and CM2 at the French school André Chénier in Rabat, going against the will of Moroccan parents.

From social media star to football star, the young Belgian talent of Moroccan origin Rayane Bounida has everything to please. He shines at Jong Ajax, but Belgium and the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) want him.

Morocco is among the three African countries with the largest military drone fleet in Africa. Furthermore, it plans to acquire new drones next year.
According to a specialized Spanish magazine, Morocco is positioning itself as the "future Silicon Valley". And how?

In Greece, the Moroccan midfielder of Panathinaïkós Azzedine Ounahi is regaining playing time and, above all, rediscovering the pleasure of playing football, which he was lacking at Olympique de Marseille (OM). The leaders of his new club are betting on him and plan to exercise the purchase option.