«Morocco hopes that the recent developments in Syria will bring stability, fulfill the aspirations of the Syrian people, and offer a better future for the country» said Morocco’s Foreign Minister on Monday, marking the kingdom’s first official reaction to the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. During a press conference held today in Rabat with the former Prime Minister of Kenya, Nasser Bourita stated that Morocco «has always advocated for the national
Swedish multinational telecommunications company Ericsson hosted a four-day event, Technology Days, in Morocco last week, concluding on December 6. In a press release, the company noted that the event, held in Rabat and Casablanca, brought together telecom stakeholders to discuss the transformative potential of 5G for Morocco's digital landscape. Participants included customers, regulators, local operators, industry partners, and media representatives. The event featured technology
La frontière intelligente entre le Maroc et l'enclave espagnole de Ceuta devrait ouvrir au premier trimestre 2025, selon des informations de la Délégation du gouvernement dans la ville autonome. Initialement prévu pour novembre 2024, le projet a été reporté suite à la décision de l'Union européenne de synchroniser le déploiement du Système d'entrée/sortie (EES) avec tous les États membres, a
While attending the International Film Festival (FIFM), held from November 29 to December 7, 2024, in Marrakech, Hollywood stars took the opportunity to explore the city’s iconic market. One of the many attractions in the Medina’s narrow streets is the Moroccan rug shops, offering handmade carpets crafted by artisans using locally sourced wool and cotton. Australian actor Jacob Elordi, attending FIFM as a juror, was spotted visiting a rug shop, Soufiane Zarib 16, a boutique
Le Secrétariat général du Parti de la Justice et du Développement (PJD) a exprimé sa «forte désapprobation à l'égard de la direction du Festival International du Film de Marrakech pour avoir projeté un film obscène glorifiant l'homosexualité, en ignorant les sentiments, les valeurs et les principes de la communauté musulmane marocaine». La projection du film a été «accueillie
The smart border between Morocco and Ceuta is now expected to open in the first quarter of 2025, according to information from the Government Delegation in the autonomous city. The delay is not due to the progress of construction work but rather to factors outside Ceuta’s control, the Spanish news agency EFE reported on Sunday. Initially scheduled for November 2024, the project was postponed following the European Union's decision to synchronize the rollout of the Entry/Exit System
In a Facebook post, former Moroccan Prime Minister Saadeddine El Othmani celebrated the fall of the Syrian regime. «Thank God this was achieved without bloodshed among the Syrian people, who deserve everything good», he wrote, adding, «This is the end of every oppressor, no matter how long they ruled». He also wished the Syrian people «stability, the establishment of strong institutions, and a prosperous state». Othmani called the event «a great
The General Secretariat of the Justice and Development Party (PJD) expressed its «strong disapproval» of «what the management of the International Film Festival in Marrakech did by screening an obscene film that glorifies homosexuality, disregarding the feelings, values, and principles of the Moroccan Muslim community». The screening of the movie was «met with great disapproval and rejection» by the Moroccan public. The party warned of the danger of
After a life-changing accident, Mohammed Khadra, a Casablanca native, rediscovered his passion for cooking by preparing tajines and sharing them with neighbors and friends in France. His culinary talent earned him recognition on the French TV show Ma recette est la meilleure de France.
Polisario fighters are reportedly in the hands of Syrian opposition forces. «Around thirty Front militiamen were arrested four days ago in Aleppo», a security source told Yabiladi, confirming information previously disclosed by a former Iraqi MP. «After completing special training under the guidance of Iranian military advisors in the Tindouf camps, they entered Syria a few months ago using Algerian passports», the same source said. «Their mission was to confront