Morocco
Nigeria Sends 200 Young Farmers Abroad for Agricultural Training
Nigeria has sent 200 young farmers to Morocco and Israel to undergo a capacity building training on crop production and livestock.
Author
Sébastien A.
Sébastien A.
Spain
Morocco and Spain Report Progress in Combating Illegal Migration Networks
Illegal migration is one of the main concerns of Morocco and Spain. The data for 2021 and the first quarter of 2022 testify to this.
Morocco
Poison Attack Kills 12 Dogs at Moroccan Animal Shelter in Agadir
In Agadir , 12 dogs were found dead from poisoning in an animal shelter after eating meat containing poison thrown into the yard of Morocco Animal Aid by a neighbor. The association had to relocate.
France
Moroccan Student with Disability Faces Deportation Despite Medical Needs and Academic Success
The prefecture of Gironde refuses to grant a residence permit to Amine Hachimy, a brilliant young Moroccan, who wishes to receive treatment in Bordeaux. His arrival in France dates back to 2013.
Morocco
Nora Fatehi Replaces Jacqueline Fernandez in Telugu Epic 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu'
Nora Fatehi , a Moroccan-Canadian dancer, model, actress, singer and producer, will star in Hari Hara Veera Mallu, the upcoming Indian Telugu-language action-adventure film written and directed by Krish Jagarlamudi.
France
Roubaix Residents Decry Police Inaction as 'Samaoui' Hypnosis Thefts Surge
While complaints for thefts under hypnosis or fraud with the "Samaoui", a technique widely used in Morocco, are multiplying in Roubaix, the police and the justice system do not seem to take this phenomenon, which has been raging for several months in the city, seriously. This is at least what many victims or relatives of victims denounce.
Morocco
Marrakech Ranks 6th in Google's Top Summer Destinations for French Travelers
Marrakech is among the top 10 destinations most sought after by the French who want to travel this summer. This is revealed by a survey conducted by the search engine Google.
Morocco
Morocco Grapples with Unregulated Car Guards Amid Public Outcry and Safety Concerns
In Fès as elsewhere in Morocco, the behavior of some car guards exasperates many Internet users who are calling for the abolition of their activity. For their part, experts call for the establishment of regulations with clear and strict texts.
Morocco
Moroccan Authorities Arrest Daesh-Linked Engineer Suspected of Planning Terror Attack
Revelations have been made about the 37-year-old individual, a supporter of the Daesh organization, active in the city of Berkane , arrested on Friday, May 6, by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) for his alleged involvement in the preparation of a terrorist project aimed at seriously undermining public order.
France
French Lawmaker Under Scrutiny for Alleged Misuse of Parliamentary Funds
Patricia Mirallès, LREM MP for the 1st constituency, is accused of having used her mandate expenses to make unauthorized expenses, including a trip to Morocco. Accusations she firmly denies.
France
Labor Shortage Threatens French Strawberry Harvest as Moroccan Workers Delayed
Not having obtained visas, the 400 Moroccan seasonal workers expected in France since April 20 have not yet arrived on French territory. A situation that is likely to jeopardize the harvest of French farmers, who are already expressing strong concerns.
Belgium
Schaerbeek Remembers: 20 Years Since Far-Right Attack on Moroccan Couple
In Schaerbeek, the assassination of the Moroccan couple Habiba El-Hajji (45 years old) and Isnasni Ahmed (47 years old) shot in their apartment on May 7, 2002 by a far-right sympathizer remains a marker in the life of the residents of the Vanderlinden street. 20 years later, they remember this tragedy.