The Morocco Rally scheduled to be held at the beginning of October has been canceled due to the coronavirus. The organizers have invited the competitors to the Andalusia rally, which will take place even if the conditions are particular due to the global health crisis.
The autonomous governments of Ceuta and Melilla are considering setting up a new protocol, with guarantees, which will allow the gradual reopening of the borders with Morocco.
The Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA), in its annual report, indicated that Morocco’s agri-food exports to Spain in 2019 reached more than 154.4 million euros, or 1.68 billion dirhams.
The presence of King Mohammed VI’s yacht off Ceuta is making headlines in the Spanish press and is causing real controversy within the political class. But what was the Moroccan sovereign doing in Spanish territorial waters?
The yacht of King Mohammed VI surrounded by several jet skis from the security services was spotted in Fnideq, near the city of Sebta.
Moroccan international Fayçal Fajr is on his way out. With 12 months left on his contract with the Spanish club Getafe, the Moroccan player could soon pack his bags.
The Spanish Civil Guard has just arrested a man who was about to reach Morocco by swimming. This Moroccan is unfortunately one of the many people still stranded in Ceuta and unable to see their families.
The police in the Granada region, in southern Spain, have just uncovered a network specializing in document forgery in order to obtain administrative regularization in the country. Among them, several Moroccans.
Spain is preparing to repatriate again its nationals stranded in Morocco. Two new operations are planned by sea from the port of Tanger-Med to the port of Algeciras, on August 13 and 14.
This is a first for the Spanish Civil Guard, which has just arrested a Moroccan residing in France at the wheel of his car. Hold on tight, the latter was driving at 246 km/h on the AP7, a very busy highway for Moroccans residing abroad traveling to Morocco.
The dismantling of a money laundering network last week in Spain has shed light on arms and cocaine trafficking operations conducted by Moroccans.
Spanish professionals in the berry sector are looking for labor, especially after the repatriation of 7,200 Moroccan seasonal workers a few weeks ago.