Morocco is accelerating the modernization of its military arsenal. The Royal Navy will receive by August the "Moulay Hassan," a state-of-the-art vessel manufactured in Spain, significantly strengthening the Kingdom’s maritime power.
Morocco is pursuing rapid military modernization by deploying a powerful air defense system . This strategic reinforcement near Rabat is drawing Spain’s attention as the regional balance undergoes significant change.
Struck by a second aggressive cancer, Imane, 19, has been given up by the French medical establishment. Refusing to accept fate, her mother is attempting a last-resort operation abroad, funded by a remarkable wave of local solidarity .
The appeal of Spanish property remains strong among international buyers. In the first quarter, Moroccan investors have established themselves as one of the most active nationalities in this thriving market, despite record prices.
Revolution in the automotive industry. By launching its first electric battery production tests in Kénitra, Morocco has just outpaced Spain, which has not yet produced a single cell from its factories under construction.
The investigating judge in Tangier has just completed questioning several suspects involved in a vast car trafficking operation. In two months, dozens of high-end vehicles were illegally shipped to Spanish territory.
The latest Spanish National Security report designates Morocco as the world’s leading hashish producer . Facing police pressure, criminal networks are adapting their routes and employing unprecedented violence.
Mixed marriages in Spain reveal fascinating dynamics, particularly for the Moroccan diaspora. Kingdom nationals rank among the most sought-after nationalities by Spanish citizens, with a unique trend that disrupts conventional patterns.
Long marginal in this sector, Morocco is becoming a key player in the olive oil industry . In a single season, the kingdom has risen to the rank of Spain’s fourth supplier, confirming its meteoric rise in the global agricultural market.
Union negotiations are stalling at Renault’s Spanish factories, threatening the allocation of several new vehicles. Facing this deadlock, the automaker is seriously considering relocating this major workload to Morocco.
The news set social media ablaze and deceived several Spanish and Moroccan media outlets: a pharaonic tunnel project linking Morocco to Portugal would allegedly be underway. Yet this announcement is nothing more than pure fiction generated by artificial intelligence.
Nicknamed "Escorpión", a mysterious Moroccan drug trafficker orchestrates a vast network of speedboats between North Africa and Spain. Currently on the run, this individual has monopolized police attention following the recent death of two Civil Guard officers.