Un adolescente marroquí de 17 años fue hospitalizado tras ser brutalmente atacado por un grupo de más de 20 individuos en Génova, Italia, según informa la agencia italiana de noticias ANSA. El ataque tuvo lugar en la noche del martes al miércoles. De acuerdo con ANSA, los agresores, entre los que se encontraban jóvenes y adultos, iban armados con palos y llevaban sus rostros cubiertos con pañuelos y cascos. Se desplazaron en scooters y
Un adolescent marocain de 17 ans a été hospitalisé après avoir été violemment attaqué par un groupe de plus de 20 individus à Gênes, en Italie, rapporte l'agence de presse italienne ANSA. L'agression a eu lieu dans la nuit de mardi à mercredi. Selon l'ANSA, les assaillants, composés de jeunes et d'adultes, étaient équipés de bâtons et avaient le visage couvert de foulards et de casques.
A 17-year-old Moroccan teenager was hospitalized after being assaulted by a group of more than 20 people in the Italian city of Genoa, according to the Italian news agency ANSA. The attack took place on the night between Tuesday and Wednesday. ANSA reported that the attackers, believed to be a mix of youths and adults, were allegedly armed with sticks and concealed their faces with scarves and helmets. They reportedly arrived on scooters and were captured by surveillance cameras. The Genoa
The president of the Almería Port Authority, Rosario Soto, the Consul General of the Kingdom of Morocco in Almería, Soumia El Fatahi, and a representative from the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity convened for a strategic meeting to coordinate efforts for ensuring traveler well-being during Operation Marhaba 2026. This operation is one of the largest seasonal transit movements in Europe, with the Port of Almería serving as a critical maritime link between Morocco and
An analysis of Morocco’s climate situation over the years reveals swings between drought and rare but heavy rainfall. Released on Thursday, the World Meteorological Organization’s «State of the Climate in Africa 2025» illustrates this succession of episodes, the latest being an abnormally warm spring, according to the DGM.
Following the decision by the investigating chamber of the Versailles Court of Appeal (Yvelines) to uphold Achraf Hakimi’s referral to the Hauts-de-Seine departmental criminal court on a rape charge, the Moroccan international’s defense team expressed regret that what it described as «the contradictions and lies of the civil party» had not been taken into account. Quoted by RMC Sport on Friday, Hakimi’s lawyer, Fanny Colin, argued that «the many exculpatory
As Morocco prepares to face Scotland in Boston, excitement is sweeping through the city’s Moroccan community. For many supporters, the match is both a football spectacle and a celebration of identity.
The Port of Casablanca welcomed, Monday, the vessel KRASZEWSKI at the general cargo terminal operated by Somaport, carrying a massive gas turbine and an electric generator destined for a strategic national energy project. According to a statement from the National Ports Agency (ANP), the operation was carried out on behalf of the National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) as part of the future combined-cycle power plant project at the Al Wahda Dam. The agency said the
The cloak of silence that continues to surround the terrorist acts attributed to the Polisario in Spain remains largely intact, despite repeated attempts to bring the issue back into the public debate. The conference held on June 18 in Las Palmas, in Spain’s Canary Islands, offered another illustration of this reality. The event received extensive coverage from Morocco’s public media.
Morocco is taking part in the multinational naval exercise Fleet Exercise 2025 (FLEETEX 25), which began at Naval Station Norfolk in the U.S. state of Virginia alongside several partner and allied nations, including Spain, France, Germany, Mexico and Côte d’Ivoire, according to a statement from the U.S. Navy. Around 17 ships from participating countries gathered at Naval Station Norfolk, where the opening ceremony was held aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima.