Morocco has officially opened the new access route to the Ceuta border crossing, coinciding with the launch of Operation Marhaba 2026. The new infrastructure has been brought into service following redevelopment works and a reorganization of traffic flows aimed at improving the movement of vehicles and travelers at one of the busiest border crossings during the summer season. Authorities hope the upgrades will help address the longstanding challenges that have plagued the crossing,
More than 200 easyJet passengers were left stranded at Marrakech Menara Airport on Wednesday after a technical issue forced the cancellation of a flight to Manchester. Flight EZY2294, originally scheduled to depart at 10:40 a.m., was first delayed before being cancelled nearly 10 hours later. According to passengers quoted by British media, travelers received little information throughout the day and only learned of the cancellation via email late in the afternoon. The disruption affected
Morocco and Portugal signed an agreement in Rabat on Wednesday providing for the mutual recognition of driving licenses, in a move aimed at easing mobility and simplifying administrative procedures for citizens of both countries. The agreement was signed by Morocco’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Abdessamad Kayouh, and Portugal’s Minister of Infrastructure and Housing, Miguel Pinto Luz. It updates a previous accord signed in 2003 and reflects the growing cooperation between
The travelling exhibition «The Doors of Morocco’s History: Dynasties, Sovereigns and Leading Figures» heads to the southern French city of Montpellier in June, offering visitors an immersive look at the major forces and emblematic figures that helped shape Moroccan identity. Hosted at City Hall by the association Cœur de Lionne, in partnership with the Consulate General of Morocco in Montpellier, the event is part of «an effort to promote cultural ties and raise
Morocco’s National Railways Office (ONCF) has acquired a number of used Intercity train carriages from Italy that were recently withdrawn from service by Trenitalia as part of the operator’s fleet modernization program. According to Italian media reports, 11 carriages were seen wrapped in protective white covers and prepared for transport. They were shipped from the Alessandria Smistamento rail yard, one of Italy’s main railway logistics hubs, to the port of Ravenna before
Abdessamad Ezzalzouli et Nayef Aguerd ne disputeront pas la Coupe du monde 2026 avec le Maroc. Les deux internationaux ont été officiellement retirés de la liste transmise à la FIFA et remplacés dans l’effectif des Lions de l’Atlas. Leurs noms ne figurent plus dans la sélection marocaine publiée sur le site officiel de la FIFA. Les changements ont été validés le 10 juin : Ezzalzouli cède sa place à
Abdessamad Ezzalzouli and Nayef Aguerd will not be part of Morocco’s squad for the 2026 World Cup after both players were officially replaced on FIFA’s roster list. The two players no longer appear on Morocco’s squad on FIFA’s official website. Their replacements were approved on June 10, with Ezzalzouli making way for Angers winger Amine Sbaï and Aguerd being replaced by Al-Fateh defender Marwane Saâdane. The changes come after days of uncertainty
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