A confidential Swiss diplomatic letter, dated January 30, 1978, reveals a conspiracy by Algeria against Morocco and Mauritania through the Polisario.
For 40 years, Moroccan Nour Eddine Oulouda, head chef of the Knie circus canteen, has been feeding 220 international artists.
A family of nine people, including two 1-year-old babies, visiting Montreal, was able to return to Switzerland via a flight from the national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) after being abandoned by Air Canada due to the strike of its flight attendants.
Switzerland warns its citizens planning to travel to Morocco about the risk related to rabies. In late June, a Swiss tourist on vacation in Agadir died after being bitten by a stray dog in the Taghazout area, north of the city.
Excluded from the 2023 World Cup, Swiss player Alayah Pilgrim narrowly missed playing for Morocco, the country of origin of her father.
The Royal Gendarmerie has received two new H145 helicopters. Thus, the total number of aircraft of this type in the air group of the corps now increases from 11 to 13.
Sika, the Swiss multinational specialized in the production of construction materials, has opened a new mortar and admixture plant near Agadir, in Morocco.
While wanting to sell eleven items from his precious collection, a wealthy French retiree living in Morocco, a collector of watches from major Swiss watchmaking brands, was scammed by a gang of criminals specializing in fraud using the "rip deal" technique.
Véronique Gallais and Abdellah, of Moroccan origin, were married in 2008 at the Eaux-Vives town hall. After seventeen years of living in Carouge in the Geneva region, the couple decided this year to settle in Morocco where they run a guesthouse.
Following the approval by the Paris commercial court, the Swiss group Cicor has taken over the main activities of the French company Eolane. This acquisition expands the scope of the Swiss specialist in integrated electronic solutions with the addition of seven production sites, including five located in France and two in Morocco.
Wash & Co, owned by Swiss businessman Rodolphe Pedro, known for his charitable actions towards disadvantaged French youth, has been experiencing financial difficulties in Morocco since 2023 and could file for bankruptcy.
After pilot projects in Germany and Spain, the Swiss company Synhelion plans to implement a solar fuel project in Morocco, requiring an investment of $1 billion (10 billion dirhams).