The HCP report shows that distance does not sever family ties with Moroccans abroad. But it transforms mutual aid: less daily help, more moral support, calls and money transfers.
Despite the distance, Moroccans living abroad remain strongly connected to their families in the country. The HCP report shows that calls, messages and financial aid partially replace physical proximity.
Thousands of people marched this weekend in Rabat in support of the Palestinian cause . Protesters prominently displayed portraits of footballer Hakim Ziyech to commend his positions on the conflict.
Tangier will host in May a national forum to encourage Moroccans living abroad to invest in the country . The objective is to transform fund transfers into concrete high value-added projects for the national economy.
An association denounces the threats of the Israeli minister Itamar Ben Gvir against Hakim Ziyech. The footballer is targeted for his support for Palestine. The organization invokes the freedom of expression guaranteed by international conventions .
Several Moroccan cities, including Casablanca and Fès, are facing illegal increases in taxi fares . Drivers are unilaterally imposing increases of one to two dirhams, causing the anger of daily users in the absence of an official decision.
Oil distributors are preparing to raise pump prices on March 15, potentially bringing diesel to 13 dirhams. This price shock revives tensions over direct aid to transporters, while the reform of indexation remains pending.
Four Moroccan police officers died Saturday in a road accident near Sidi Ifni. The tragedy, which occurred while they were traveling to Agadir for a security mission, also left twenty-six members of the law enforcement forces injured.
Following the exceptional floods of December 14, 2025 , the government is rolling out an emergency assistance program in Safi. The initiative provides compensation for affected households, support for traders, and repairs to local infrastructure.
It is a race against time to save the life of a child. Abdelkamal Ouad Khlie, a famous Ghent police officer of Moroccan origin, is making a heartfelt cry for help to assist Hafsa. The 12-year-old girl urgently needs a stem cell transplant , but genetic compatibility requires finding a donor of North African origin.
The most disadvantaged Moroccan families benefiting from the direct social assistance program will be helped. The government council led by Aziz Akhannouch has decided to strengthen this program.
Thanks to King Mohammed VI, the husband of a Moroccan influencer, who has been suffering from cancer since 2021, will be able to receive treatment abroad.