Moroccan national team captain Romain Ghanem Saïss has announced his retirement from international football, bringing to a close a distinguished career in which he earned 86 caps for the Atlas Lions and scored three goals. Saïss, who has worn the captain’s armband since 2019 after succeeding Mehdi Benatia, shared the news in a post on his Instagram account: «After deep reflection, I announce to you, with great emotion, my retirement from international
Bolivia has announced the suspension of its recognition of the so-called «SADR». The decision was made public following a phone call on Monday between Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and his Bolivian counterpart, Fernando Aramayo. «The Plurinational State of Bolivia, in accordance with Security Council Resolution 2797 (2025) and reaffirming its support for the political process under the auspices of the United Nations, has re-evaluated its foreign policy.
La embajada de Marruecos en Senegal ha instado a sus ciudadanos a abstenerse de cualquier acto que pueda perjudicar las relaciones entre ambos países. Ha asegurado que, a pesar de algunas reacciones en las redes sociales respecto a la condena de 18 aficionados senegaleses, la situación no genera preocupaciones particulares para los ciudadanos marroquíes.
The Moroccan embassy in Senegal called on nationals to remain vigilant and refrain from any actions likely to harm relations between the two countries. It reassured that despite some social media reactions to the sentencing of 18 Senegalese fans, the situation does not raise particular concerns for Moroccan nationals.
The Moroccan naval powerhouse, the multi-mission frigate (FREMM) Mohammed VI, recently showcased its prowess in the high-stakes combat readiness exercise ORION 26. This operation was conducted as part of the French naval air group, which includes the renowned aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle and other prominent French and European vessels, according to an official statement. «For approximately two weeks, while integrated into the aircraft carrier's escort, the frigate engaged in a
The National Working Group for Palestine has expressed concern and condemnation over Morocco’s participation in the «Peace Council» chaired by U.S. President Donald Trump, arguing that the initiative lacks transparency and carries what it described as «suspicious» intentions and outcomes. The group criticized the presence within the council of what it called a war criminal wanted by international justice, referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It
In the midst of winter, residents of the Tindouf camps are grappling with a water shortage, an unusual situation for this time of year. On social media, many are sounding the alarm and calling for urgent supplies. Such shortages typically occur during the summer, when temperatures soar to extreme levels, not in winter. This comes just weeks after heavy rainfall caused flooding in parts of the camps. Despite this context, residents are now denouncing what they describe as a
A 30-year-old Moroccan national is the main suspect in the murder of a 44-year-old German woman found decapitated in an abandoned farmhouse in Scandicci, near Florence. The Florence Prosecutor’s Office has ordered his arrest, according to local media reports. The victim’s body was discovered inside a farmhouse reportedly occupied by the suspect. During the investigation, Carabinieri officers seized a blood-stained machete and a knife, both of which are currently undergoing forensic
French perfume, cosmetics, and skincare house Guerlain has unveiled Terracotta Golden Dunes, a limited-edition version of its iconic bronzing powder inspired by the landscapes of the Moroccan desert. Originally launched in 1984, the Terracotta line is now reimagined in three collectible, refillable cases: Red Zagora, Green Agafay, and Blue Dakhla, paying tribute to Moroccan craftsmanship. For this edition, Guerlain partnered with Moroccan artisans from the Aït Manos workshops, renowned
Spanish arms exports to Morocco rose by 40.4% in 2025 compared with the previous year, increasing from €21.08 million to €29.6 million, according to data released by Spain’s Ministry of Economy and Trade and reported by OK Diario. The shipments included items classified as «weapons of war» worth approximately €1.8 million, as well as rifles and machine guns valued at more than €100,000. «War weapon accessories» represented the second-largest
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