Morocco enters top five suppliers of frozen raspberries to Dutch market

Morocco has entered the top five suppliers of frozen raspberries to the Dutch market for the first time, exporting a record 1,000 tons in 2025, valued at over €2 million, according to EastFruit. This marks a 50% increase compared to 2024 and a fourfold rise from 2023. Morocco’s market share rose to 7.4%, up from 5.5% a year earlier. The Netherlands, a key logistics hub for the EU, imported a total of 13,500 tons of frozen raspberries in 2025, up 21% year-on-year and more than

Morocco holds steady as Algeria’s stance shifts on Mali crisis

Unlike Algeria, Morocco has remained committed to a consistent policy on the Mali issue, despite changing circumstances. This approach is based on two fundamental pillars: the defense of the territorial integrity of states and a genuine commitment to combating terrorism.

According to France 24, Sahrawis in Tindouf camps reject Morocco’s autonomy plan

The Arabic news channel France 24 has aired a report from the Tindouf camps, focusing on the Sahara issue. The state-run outlet claims that «Sahrawi refugees still hold onto the hope of independence for the region, which has been a point of contention for 50 years between Morocco and the Polisario Front, with backing from Algeria». To bolster this narrative, France 24 featured voices from the ground, including two housewives and a shopkeeper. Their statements unanimously reject

Morocco reportedly proposed coordinated response with US to counter Iranian threats

On April 15 in Washington, Morocco and the United States signed a new ten-year military cooperation agreement, marking the 14th meeting of the Moroccan-American Defense Advisory Committee. According to Africa Intelligence, the delegation of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR), led by Inspector General Lieutenant General Mohammed Berrid, reaffirmed Morocco’s willingness to contribute to a potential stabilization force in Gaza. The reported contribution would include the deployment of military

Moroccan teen receives wrong cancer treatment, condition worsens

A Moroccan family is demanding accountability after a «serious medical error» allegedly worsened their son's health, as he was mistakenly treated for leukemia instead of lymphoma. This has led to dire complications, prompting an urgent call for investigation and public support to cover the escalating medical costs.

Les restrictions à l'exportation font baisser les prix des tomates au Maroc

Les restrictions sur les exportations de tomates, notamment vers les marchés africains, ainsi que la fin de la période de quotas de l'UE, ont fait chuter les prix de manière drastique sur le marché local marocain. Cette décision a été prise pour stabiliser le marché intérieur après une saison marquée par des épidémies, de maladies, et des dommages causés aux serres par des

Las restricciones a la exportación hacen bajar los precios de los tomates en Marruecos

Las restricciones sobre las exportaciones de tomates, especialmente hacia los mercados africanos, así como el fin del periodo de cuotas de la UE, han provocado una caída drástica de los precios en el mercado local marroquí. Esta decisión se tomó para estabilizar el mercado interno tras una temporada marcada por epidemias, enfermedades y daños causados a los invernaderos por tormentas.

Moroccan diplomats #3 : Abdallah Ben Aisha, Salé’s corsair and Moulay Ismail’s ambassador

Abdallah Ben Aisha is a powerful and rich corsair who became in the 17th century Moulay Ismail’s trusted envoy. In 1698 he was sent to Paris to meet Louis XIV and discuss a treaty with him.

Algeria tops Africa in military spending, Morocco ranks second in 2025

Algeria topped the list of military spending in Africa in 2025, while Morocco ranked second. This scenario reflects the escalating military rivalry between the two countries, driven by their longstanding dispute over the Sahara issue.

Export curbs push tomato prices down in Morocco

Restrictions on tomato exports, particularly to African markets, along with the end of the EU quota period, have driven prices down sharply in Morocco’s local market. The decision was taken to stabilize the local market after a season marked by disease outbreaks and storm-related damage to greenhouses.