Las marcas de automóviles chinas, antes poco conocidas en Marruecos, ahora se están consolidando como actores imprescindibles en el mercado, ofreciendo una competencia feroz a los fabricantes tradicionales gracias a precios competitivos y tecnología de punta. Al redefinir los estándares de la industria, estos nuevos participantes están acelerando la electrificación, marcando un punto de inflexión decisivo para el sector automovilístico
Months after the controversial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final, new revelations continue to emerge, uncovering the tumultuous events leading up to and during the match. Allegations of non-compliance by the Senegalese team, strategic tensions, and a dramatic protest on the pitch have culminated in a contentious ruling by CAF's Appeals Committee, setting the stage for a decisive showdown at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR), General Mohammed Berrid, touched down in Mauritania yesterday afternoon. His visit is part of the ongoing activities of the joint military commission between Morocco and Mauritania, as noted in a statement released on the Mauritanian army's official website. General Berrid received a warm welcome, underscored by the presence of numerous high-ranking Mauritanian officers at Nouakchott's military airport to greet him. This visit unfolds
In a bid to revitalize their bilateral relations, Morocco and Egypt held a High Joint Commission meeting marked by clear messages from Rabat, addressing both strategic issues and the persistent trade imbalance that continues to favor the Egyptian side.
The Royal Armed Forces (FAR) have taken delivery of a second batch of AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, further advancing their ongoing military modernization efforts, according to a defense-focused media outlet. This procurement is part of a 2020 initiative with the United States to acquire a total of 24 aircraft. After the initial delivery of six helicopters in March 2025, this latest batch significantly enhances the operational capabilities of the Moroccan Air Force, particularly
Algeria is setting its sights on the presidency of the Pan-African Parliament, headquartered in South Africa. This ambition was unveiled by the president of Algeria's lower house, Brahim Boughali, as reported by local media. The contender from Algeria for this prestigious role is Fateh Boutbig, a parliamentarian who also leads the Future Front Party. Boughali highlighted that Egypt, Libya, and Zimbabwe have also put forward candidates for this continental election. The initial round is slated
According to Senator Marco Rubio's office, Christopher T. Yeaw, the Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Arms Control and Nonproliferation at the U.S. Department of State, is set to visit Morocco. His itinerary, spanning from April 5 to 9, also includes a stop in Belgium, as confirmed by the same sources. Appointed in February, Yeaw is expected to engage in discussions with several Moroccan officials, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita. Bourita is currently in Egypt
With screens now omnipresent and the line between real life and online interactions increasingly blurred, questions are often raised about the cognitive development of younger generations, for whom digital tools have become almost an extension of the self. Neuropsychologist and cognitive psychology specialist Dr. Abdelhadi Gasmi offers insight into these dynamics.
Amid the ongoing national strike by adouls, claims circulating on social media that fees have been raised to «3,500 dirhams» have sparked widespread controversy. However, professionals were quick to dismiss these allegations as baseless, viewing them as an attempt to divert attention from their protest over the draft law regulating the profession and to frame the issue as a conflict between adouls and citizens.
The National Action Group for Palestine has announced a national march to be held in Rabat on Sunday, April 19, 2026, starting at 10 a.m. The march will begin at Bab El Had, proceed along Mohammed V Avenue, and end in front of the Rabat train station. The demonstration aims to condemn the ongoing aggression against the Palestinian people, as well as policies restricting access to Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and preventing religious practices within them, which