Cameroon football legend François Omam-Biyik says this edition of the Africa Cup of Nations holds special meaning for him. Currently being staged in Morocco, it marks the second time the country hosts the continental competition, one that Omam-Biyik not only took part in back in 1988, but also won on Moroccan soil with the Indomitable Lions. «In 1988, I was part of the Cameroon national team that won the AFCON in Morocco», he told CAFOnline on Tuesday. At the time, however,
After seven and a half years at the helm of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez's grip on power has significantly weakened. This decline should draw particular attention from the Moroccan state and the Moroccan community residing in Spain (MRE), as the weakening of the socialists directly benefits the far right.
Moroccan nationals living abroad can now submit their information requests and related complaints through the National Portal for the Right of Access to Information, following a partnership between the CCME and the CDAI.
Morocco is hosting AFCON 2025 across nine stadiums in six host cities, highlighting the country’s modern and diverse football infrastructure. Below is a list of the nine venues selected for the tournament, detailing their capacity, key features, history, and location.
On December 22, in Rabat, the National Committee for Monitoring the Protection of Personal Data released a statement to clarify comments made by a member of the interim committee overseeing the press and publishing sector. These comments, made in a personal capacity, followed a statement issued by the committee on December 15. The committee expressed its surprise and concern over the remarks, which it deemed to contain inaccuracies that needed addressing to prevent any misunderstandings. In
During the second ministerial conference of the Russia-African Union Partnership Forum held in Cairo, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov engaged in talks with his Algerian counterpart, Ahmed Attaf. According to a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry, the discussions centered on «priorities for strengthening the deep strategic partnership between Russia and Algeria». «An in-depth exchange of views took place on pressing issues on the global and regional agenda,
La première mosquée marocaine d'Amsterdam a vu le jour en septembre 1974 dans le sous-sol d'une église du quartier De Pijp. Cette information est rapportée par Vrije Tijd Amsterdam, une plateforme locale dédiée à la culture et aux loisirs, qui couvre les expositions, événements et récits de fond de la ville. Ce projet a été initié par Mohamed Echarrouti, un travailleur marocain arrivé aux Pays-Bas
La primera mezquita marroquí de Ámsterdam fue inaugurada en septiembre de 1974 en el sótano de una iglesia en el barrio De Pijp. Esta información ha sido difundida por Vrije Tijd Amsterdam, una plataforma local que se centra en la cultura y el ocio, cubriendo exposiciones, eventos y reportajes de fondo de la ciudad. El proyecto fue impulsado por Mohamed Echarrouti, un trabajador marroquí que llegó a los Países Bajos en 1971. Echarrouti
Amsterdam’s first Moroccan mosque was established in the basement of a church in the De Pijp neighborhood, opening in September 1974, according to local culture and leisure platform that covers exhibitions, events, and background stories in the city Vrije Tijd Amsterdam. The initiative was led by Mohamed Echarrouti, a Moroccan guest worker who arrived in the Netherlands in 1971 and mobilized the local community to create a dedicated prayer space. In its early days,
Following in the footsteps of Abdelilah Benkirane, the Movement of Unity and Reform (MUR) has voiced its rejection of a recent announcement by the Movement for the Self-Determination of Kabylie, made from Paris, which called for the separation and independence of the Kabylie region in Algeria and the creation of a so-called «Federal Republic of Kabylie». In a statement, the movement, known to be close to Morocco’s Justice and Development Party (PJD), said it «rejects