The proactive measures taken by Morocco to fight the covid-19 pandemic are appreciated internationally. According to a recent Spanish report, Morocco is the only North African country that "best controls the pandemic" thanks to the proactive measures taken by the kingdom since the appearance of the first cases, a report recently published in Spain points out.
Blocked in Morocco due to the suspension of borders, Driss Aboufiras, a Moroccan residing in Cadiz where he was undergoing dialysis treatment, has died. This is because Spain refused his request for medical repatriation.
Blocked in Morocco for more than two months due to the closure of borders, French motorhome travelers will finally be able to return to France. Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs, announced the organization of about ten maritime connections in the next fifteen days.
Moroccan international Jawad El Yamiq is closely followed by three first division clubs in the Spanish championship (La Liga). These are FC Valencia, Real Betis and Alaves.
While the border between Morocco and Spain is closed due to covid-19, Moroccan drug traffickers have found other alternative routes to transport cannabis to Europe.
The Moroccan, Salim El Jebari El Hannouni, 16, has signed his first professional contract with Atlético Madrid. At 16, he plays in the junior team of the Spanish club.
Spain is reopening its borders to foreign tourists, including Moroccans, as of July, the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, announced on Saturday.
The management of the coronavirus in Morocco and the efforts of King Mohammed VI have been praised by the Spanish newspaper El Mundo .
Former football star Frédéric Oumar Kanouté raised $1 million in an online crowdfunding campaign that will be used to build the mosque and cultural center in Seville, Spain. A first in more than 700 years.
A terrorist cell linked to the terrorist organization called Daesh has been dismantled in Bolaños de Calatrava (Ciudad Real, central Spain), according to a statement from the Spanish police. The members of this cell were preparing terrorist attacks against security forces in Europe.
The customs officers of Poitiers in the Vienne arrested, on Thursday, May 14, a 48-year-old Spaniard, on the Poitiers-Chincé rest area on the A10 motorway in the South-North direction, during the control of a truck registered in Spain. The driver, who claimed to be transporting automotive spare parts, was actually transporting 1.5 tons of cannabis resin and herb.
The Spanish police arrested, on Wednesday, May 20, four suspected terrorists, during an operation jointly carried out with the Moroccan intelligence services. The alleged "mastermind" of the network is a Moroccan who has fled the kingdom for a few years.