In Spain, the real estate market will offer great opportunities for Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) , Belgians and others. At least, that’s what the latest statistics on the sector indicate.
King Mohammed VI spoke on Friday with Felipe VI, King of Spain. On the agenda of their exchanges, the issue of international solidarity to counter the coronavirus.
Ernesto Rey’s family is asking the Spanish government for help to secure his release by Morocco as well as the dropping of charges against him, due to his state of health. A businessman, he was incarcerated in Morocco in 2017 for a drug trafficking case.
The Spanish authorities on Thursday provided a formal denial of the information that Spain would have requisitioned medicines destined for Morocco.
Moroccans living abroad (MRE) who are used to passing through Spain to go to Morocco will probably not be able to do so this year. The Spanish authorities are seriously considering blocking all passages during the summer season.
Spain has requisitioned medicines purchased by Morocco to curb the COVID-19 epidemic.
Thousands of day laborers without work permits in Spain are demanding a massive regularization from the Spanish authorities. This, to facilitate the strawberry picking campaign.
Morocco and the European Union have recently signed an agreement, giving European boats the green light to resume their activities in the waters of the kingdom. With the announcement of this news, Spanish fishermen are beaming with happiness.
The coronavirus claimed, on Monday, April 6, 2020, Riay Tatary, president of the Islamic Commission of Spain (CIE), and also imam of the central mosque in Madrid. He was 72 years old.
The Moroccan Consulate in Madrid intervened last Friday to prevent the cremation of a Moroccan national who died in anonymity. Confined alone at home, the deceased, of a certain age, had no longer given any sign of life.
The agent of Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi has denied the extension of the player’s contract with Real Madrid, contrary to the rumors circulated by the press.
Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi will soon return to Real Madrid, according to his coach Zinédine Zidane.