Sébastien A.
Algeria is launching joint anti-terrorist military maneuvers with Russian forces, near the southwest border with Morocco, to simulate "the search and destruction of terrorist groups."
The transgender woman violently attacked by a group of young people in a street in Tanger on the night of November 11 to 12 recounts her assault.
Morocco’s ever-increasing exports of raspberries and blueberries are worrying Spanish farmers. The latter deplore unfair competition.
Slowly but surely, the tourism industry is gradually recovering from Covid-19. This emerges from the presentation of the budget of the Ministry of Tourism before the Commission of Productive Sectors in the House of Representatives.
Morocco is mobilizing significant material and human resources to control and monitor its land borders, which are 3,300 km long, and maritime borders, which stretch over a distance of 3,500 km, in addition to airspace.
While its leader for the Fès-Meknès region was arrested in the midst of a tryst with a divorced woman, the Al Adl Wal Ihsane (Justice and Charity) movement cries conspiracy.
The Mons Court of Appeal has delivered its verdict in the case of Hassan Iquioussen, the imam of Lourches placed under electronic surveillance in Belgium. The French justice had requested his extradition to France.
Happy to represent Morocco for the second time at the World Cup, Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi expresses his optimism about the participation of the Atlas Lions in this major sporting event.
The Emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has sent an invitation letter to King Mohammed VI to attend the opening ceremony of the World Cup, whose kick-off is scheduled for Sunday, November 20.
Already accused in the scandal of the Témara real estate complex, a real estate developer finds himself at the heart of another case in Harhoura. This is what the investigation conducted by the general inspection of the Ministry of the Interior on the real estate scandal of Témara reveals.
In Morocco, the launch of 5G is struggling to become a reality. And for good reason, the development of fiber optics is experiencing a huge delay.
Istanbul was the target of a deadly attack on Sunday, November 13, 2022, which killed at least six people and injured 81. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in coordination with the Moroccan Consulate General, has set up a crisis unit to monitor the situation of Moroccans on the spot.