Moroccan property billionaire Anas Sefrioui is investing more than 3 billion dirhams in a major mixed-use project in Abidjan, believed to be one of his largest investments to date in Côte d’Ivoire’s economic capital. According to Business Insider Africa, the project, led by Addoha Group, will be developed in Zone 4, a prime commercial and residential district of Abidjan. The land acquisition agreement was signed last week, officially launching the development. The project
Morocco has recently launched an international tender for the import of 1,000 tons of frozen beef and 3,000 tons of frozen camel meat, intended to supply the Royal Armed Forces. According to a notice issued by the National Defense Administration, interested companies must submit their bids before March 9, the Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA) reported on Wednesday. Morocco is mainly interested in Brazilian frozen beef. With regard to Brazil, to which a notice of the tender was sent, such
Le président sénégalais, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, a reçu mardi au palais présidentiel de Dakar une délégation marocaine de haut niveau de la confrérie soufie Tijaniyya. Cette délégation était dirigée par Sidi Mohamed El Kebir, Calife Général de la Tijaniyya au Maroc. Les discussions ont essentiellement porté sur l'organisation de la Hadaratoul Jummah nationale, un événement
El presidente de Senegal, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, recibió el martes en el palacio presidencial de Dakar a una destacada delegación marroquí de la cofradía sufí Tijaniyya. La comitiva estuvo encabezada por Sidi Mohamed El Kebir, Califa General de la Tijaniyya en Marruecos. Las conversaciones se centraron en la organización de la Hadaratoul Jummah nacional, un evento espiritual de gran trascendencia auspiciado por la Tijaniyya. Este acontecimiento es un
Before Brahim Takioullah talks about his Guinness World Records title or his experiences in film and media, he sums up his story through simple, everyday realities: the curious stares of passersby, the struggle to find clothes and shoes that fit, and the constant effort to adapt to a world not built for someone who stands 2.46 meters tall. From Guelmim to France, his journey has been shaped by a height that sets him apart, yet he has faced it all with calm composure, never
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye received a high-level Moroccan Sufi delegation at the presidential palace in Dakar on Tuesday. The delegation was led by Sidi Mohamed El Kebir, Caliph General of the Tijaniyya order in Morocco. Discussions focused on the organization of the national Hadaratoul Jummah, a major spiritual gathering held under the Tijaniyya’s current leadership. The initiative remains a cornerstone of religious life in Senegal and a key channel of cultural exchange
London’s iconic West End district, the beating heart of its multicultural life, is once again illuminated for the month of Ramadan, which Muslims in the United Kingdom begin observing on February 18, 2026. For the fourth consecutive year, this central area of the British capital is continuing the initiative, reflecting the city’s commitment to making this period a time of communion, shared values, solidarity, and generosity beyond differences. This week also marks the beginning of
Adopted on October 31, 2025, UN Security Council Resolution 2797 could redefine the Western Sahara conflict, according to a report by academic David Alvarado. This resolution, backed by the United States and marked by the abstention of Russia and China, strengthens Morocco's position on the international stage while further isolating the Polisario and Algeria.
François Cuilhé, head of the Rabat-Kénitra division of schools under the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE), has confirmed a 7% increase in tuition fees for the upcoming academic year. In a letter addressed to parents on Wednesday, he referred to a necessary «financial effort» to support the cost-optimization measures implemented by the institution. «We have examined all possible organizational improvements to achieve savings without ever
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) executive committee member Samir Sobha has publicly apologized to Morocco over what he described as «a great injustice» during last month’s Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat, where Morocco lost 1-0 to Senegal. Sobha said the rules were not properly applied after Senegalese players temporarily left the pitch following a disputed penalty decision. «They were robbed», he said in an interview published Wednesday on The
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