Les parents de la fillette britannique de sept ans, emportée par la mer lors de ses vacances en famille à Casablanca, décrivent leur attente comme remplie de «douleur insupportable, de peur et d'espoir». Dans un entretien accordé à la BBC dimanche, ils ont exprimé leur espoir que leur fille ait pu «atteindre un endroit sûr quelque part le long de la côte». Ils ont ajouté que si le pire devait être
Los padres de una niña británica de siete años, arrastrada por el mar mientras disfrutaban de sus vacaciones familiares en Casablanca, describen la espera como una experiencia de «dolor insoportable, miedo y esperanza». En una entrevista con la BBC el domingo, manifestaron su esperanza de que su hija haya logrado «alcanzar un lugar seguro en algún punto de la costa». Sin embargo, añadieron que, de confirmarse el peor de los escenarios,
The French Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, is set to visit Morocco on February 2nd and 3rd, 2026, as part of ongoing efforts to bolster judicial cooperation between the two nations. Central to this initiative is the battle against drug trafficking and organized crime, as reported by RFI on Monday. In recent days, Gérald Darmanin has been publicizing his upcoming visit through his social media channels, following a preliminary meeting with Samira Sitaïl, the Moroccan
A senior official at the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has commented on rumors suggesting that South Africa could host the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) instead of Morocco, saying the claims are unfounded at this stage. «There was a statement by South Africa’s Deputy Minister of Sport regarding the possibility of hosting the tournament, which was subsequently denied by the minister», the official told Yabiladi on Monday. «As long as no
The parents of a seven-year-old British girl who went missing after being swept out to sea during a family holiday in Casablanca say the wait has been filled with «unbearable pain, fear and hope». Speaking to the BBC on Sunday, they said they were clinging to the hope that she «may have reached safety somewhere along the coastline». They added that if the worst has happened, they hope at least to «bring her home with dignity, prayers and closure». The
A Moroccan man caused a two-and-a-half-hour delay to a Vueling flight from Valencia to Amsterdam on Saturday evening after climbing onto the aircraft just minutes before departure. The incident took place while the plane was parked on the tarmac at Manises Airport. The man reportedly gained unauthorized access to the airport and climbed onto the aircraft while carrying a backpack. Three officers from the Spanish Civil Guard intervened and negotiated with him until he agreed to come down,
The Executive Office of the Moroccan Federation of Newspaper Publishers held a meeting in Casablanca to review the current situation of media companies and the broader environment in which they operate. Discussions also focused on recent legal developments, particularly the Constitutional Court’s decision to reject the draft law reorganizing the National Press Council, returning the text to the legislative process. In a statement, the Federation stressed that the Court’s ruling
The new French Institute of Morocco in Tangier has officially opened its doors following a two-phase renovation of the historic buildings at Place de France, which previously housed the French Consulate General. According to an official statement, the reopening marks a century of shared history between Morocco and France (1926–2026). Covering 1.5 hectares, the site features a landscaped park and three historic buildings constructed between 1880 and 1926, including the former French
The latest report from the Court of Auditors highlights a significant rise in desalinated water production costs under public-private partnerships, with operational deficits looming due to a stark gap between production expenses and selling prices. In regions like Agadir and Casablanca, the financial strain is exacerbated by factors such as tax exemptions and pandemic-related costs, prompting state and corporate interventions to mitigate the burgeoning fiscal imbalance.
Moving between Morocco, France, Ghana, and the United States, composer Ismail Sentissi has navigated the many paths of world music, exploring a broad spectrum of rhythms. From metal to afrobeat, with chaabi along the way, he ultimately found his voice in a jazz style that truly reflects who he is. Rooted in personal experience, his repertoire breaks away from convention and draws directly from the journey that shaped it.
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