Mohamed Hajjaj, Jamal Benfatih and Jad Atwane are three young Moroccans who arrived in Spain as minors. They recount their story during a conference on the migration of adolescents and children.
Hundreds of French Muslims are choosing to leave France for Turkey. The phenomenon is becoming more and more noticeable.
In Morocco, call centers have become the only opportunity for many graduates looking for a job.
The ban on extramarital sexual relations imposed on Muslims is affecting the already weakened domestic hotel market due to the health crisis.
The Spanish actress of Moroccan origin, Mina El Hammani, said she had to resort to a specialist to keep her head on her shoulders after playing in the famous Netflix series "Elite".
The "Outlaws" are counting on the new parliament to make their proposals for the defense of individual freedoms a reality. The Collective calls on the new parliamentarians "to build a true democracy and true equality".
The Moroccan minors who entered the city of [Ceuta] on May 17 and 18 will be enrolled in school at the next school year. The authorities of the city, in coordination with the Spanish Ministry of Education, have selected five high schools for this purpose, and are already working to set up the corresponding classrooms.
Morocco will start a large-scale vaccination campaign for all students aged 12 to 17 years old. This is set to begin on August 31.
Opened on July 14, the national program "Summer 2021" ended on August 21. A total of 150,000 children and adolescents took part in these local animation activities initiated by the Department of Youth and Sports of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports , in partnership with the National Federation of Holiday Camps.
Seven months after the normalization of their relations, Morocco and Israel are moving the lines. In Rabat, the two parties have signed three new agreements aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation in the political, cultural, youth and sports, and air services fields, marginalizing BDS Morocco.
The epidemiological situation is increasingly worrying in Morocco. Today, only the anti-Covid vaccination campaign and compliance with precautionary measures can reverse the trend.
45% of young Moroccans do not trust political parties. This is what a survey has just confirmed, stating that they are very numerous not to belong to any of the 34 parties participating in the elections that will take place in the very near future.