After the powerful and devastating earthquake of September 8 that shook Morocco, a giant pit has formed in a rural area. Did the earthquake contribute to its formation?
Moroccan comedian Gad Elmaleh has kept his promise to help the victims of the powerful and devastating earthquake that struck Morocco.
Morocco and Russia have reiterated their intention to install nuclear-powered desalination plants not far from the Canary Islands. The idea had been raised in 1999 and had not failed to worry the Canarian authorities.
After the powerful and devastating earthquake that mourned the Moroccan people, Morocco receives strong support. Albatros, one of the pioneers of tourism in Egypt, announces a major investment in the tourism sector.
The Moroccan Ministry of Energy has assured that the energy infrastructures did not suffer any damage during the earthquake in Al Haouz, except for the Ouarzazate solar power plant where "minor" damage was observed and has already been repaired.
In an interview, Moroccan comedian Gad Elmaleh talks about his show in solidarity with the victims of the violent and devastating earthquake that occurred in Morocco on the night of September 8-9, scheduled for October 2 at the Dôme du Palais des Sports in Paris.
Morocco was able to quickly cope with the consequences of the devastating earthquake that hit the province of Al Haouz on September 8, according to the Spanish Institute Coordenadas, noting by comparison a "lack of coordination" of the Algerian authorities after the earthquake of Boumerdes in May 2003.
Water and hygiene in the camps, where the victims of the devastating earthquake of September 8 in Morocco now live under tents, are a major challenge for the authorities of the kingdom.
Morocco will benefit from a loan of $1.3 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to support its ecological transition and strengthen its resilience to natural disasters.
Passing through Tanger Med, the huge industrial and port complex in northern Morocco, is an uphill battle for humanitarian convoys. This annoys the people or associations who have come to bring aid to the victims of the powerful and devastating earthquake that hit part of the kingdom.
At the invitation of various Moroccan political parties and members of the Morocco-France friendship group, led by Mohamed Zidouh, an Istiqlal parliamentary adviser, Jean-Luc Mélenchon , founder and leader of the political party La France insoumise (LFI), should soon travel to Morocco, his country of birth, for a working visit.
The rating agency Fitch on Thursday mentioned the need for external financial support to help Morocco cope with the consequences of the violent and deadly earthquake that struck the province of Al Haouz on September 8.