King Mohammed VI has lent his full weight to ensure that Morocco obtains the organization of the 2030 World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal. To ensure its success, he is personally invested in it.
Spanish farmers continue to denounce the facilities granted by the European Union (EU) to Morocco to import tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables into the community market.
The budget of the Moroccan Ministry of Defense for 2024 reaches the record level of 124.7 billion dirhams (11.3 billion euros), an increase of 5% compared to the 2023 budget (116 billion dirhams).
A Moroccan man was arrested on Saturday in the disembarkation area of the port of Ceuta, as he was trying to forcibly take his wife, also of Moroccan origin, to their home country, and abandon her there before returning to France alone with their baby.
Tangier should be equipped with a tramway before Morocco, Spain and Portugal co-host the 2030 World Cup. Preliminary studies will soon be conducted.
A notary practicing in Témara is suspected of having stolen significant sums of money belonging to clients of the Al Omrane group. She is the subject of a wanted notice after leaving Morocco for Spain.
The Spanish sports press is angry with Morocco’s coach, Walid Regragui, following the authorization given to Achraf Hakimi to remain in Paris for the match against FC Toulouse.
In Spain, a young Moroccan player died at the age of 16 following a tragic accident.
The Head of the Moroccan Government is the target of accusations of conflicts of interest. At the origin of these accusations, the Spanish loan for the project to build a seawater desalination plant in Casablanca, awarded to three companies including Afriquia Gaz, a subsidiary of the Akwa Group, owned 67% by the family of Aziz Akhannouch .
In the perspective of hosting the 2030 World Cup, Spanish and French investors are engaged in fierce competition. But Moroccan giants are not left out.
Historians from the University of Cambridge have just revealed hundreds of love letters between Moroccan soldiers and Spanish women that were confiscated and hidden for decades, before Morocco’s independence in 1956.
Yousef Mohamed Lehrech, a 20-year-old Moroccan hitman, accused of two murders including that of his boss, a drug baron, has escaped from prison in Spain, and the authorities have still not found him.