After "Christelle", the Swiss Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan was confronted on Wednesday at the Paris court with his Swiss accuser nicknamed "Brigitte" in the media. The latter accuses the man of having raped and sequestered her in a hotel in Geneva on October 28, 2008.
The Swiss Embassy in Morocco has offered, as a sign of support for the efforts made by the kingdom in the fight against coronavirus , the sum of 3.3 dirhams. This sum is intended to mitigate the social and economic impact of the crisis.
A Moroccan woman was arrested at Basel-Mulhouse airport, the Federal Customs Administration (AFD) said on Friday. She was about to board with two Greek tortoises, also known as Moorish tortoises.
Leaving from Basel by bike, Fouad Tilaoui and his brother Mohamed want to reach Marrakech but the health crisis related to Covid-19 has put a stop to their race to Gibraltar. The two brothers are making this 5th trip with the same goal: to collect and pay 4,347 Swiss francs to the Village des enfants de l’Atlas, Atlas Kinder, in Morocco.
Morocco is one of the 160 countries considered at risk due to their epidemiological situation, to whom Switzerland is closing its borders from Sunday, August 16. This is the decision of the Federal Department of Justice and Police (DFJP).
A Moroccan was arrested on Saturday in Milan, two days after his escape. This asylum seeker will be deported to Switzerland and then to Morocco.
Morocco is one of the countries to which Switzerland intends to reopen its borders during this month of July.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced most governments to impose confinement on their populations, accompanied by exceptional measures to support businesses and companies in difficulty. MREs have also received aid.
Like many Swiss, two sisters from Vaud are stranded in Morocco, after the suspension of flights.
The President of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) praised the Mohammed VI Complex of Maâmora, this Saturday during the proceedings of the study day on the development of competitions and infrastructure in Africa.
A Swiss businessman has made a donation of 2 million euros, representing half of his fortune, to about a hundred orphans and abandoned children in the Marrakech region.
The lawyer of the heirs of AB InBev was sentenced to 2 years in prison, including 15 months suspended, for money laundering and breach of trust. Farida Chorfi is accused of fraudulently taking 66 million euros from this family.