Rabat: Autobuses anfibios para recorrer la ciudad y el río Bouregreg

Rabat está a punto de enriquecerse con una innovadora atracción turística: dos autobuses anfibios que podrán circular tanto por tierra como por agua. Este ambicioso proyecto, liderado por Rabat Région Mobilité, busca elevar la experiencia turística de la capital con recorridos guiados únicos a través de las calles de la ciudad y el río Bouregreg. La sociedad de desarrollo local ha detallado que el proyecto incluye el

Rabat to introduce amphibious buses for city and river tours

Rabat is set to add a new tourist attraction to its offerings with two amphibious buses capable of operating both on land and water. The innovative project, led by Rabat Région Mobilité, aims to enrich the capital’s tourism experience with unique sightseeing tours across city streets and the Bouregreg River. According to the local development company, the project, which covers supply, commissioning, and maintenance, is valued at 23 million dirhams, media reported on

Women in Khénifra province village march for better living conditions and infrastructure

In a powerful display of resilience, women from Talahyant village in Khénifra province marched peacefully to demand improved infrastructure and essential services, challenging their isolation. With Moroccan flags in hand, they called for urgent dialogue with local authorities, highlighting daily hardships such as inadequate transportation and lack of clean water.

Revolut nomme Yacine Faqir (ex Mastercard) au poste de PDG pour le Maroc

Dans sa volonté d'expansion sur le marché marocain, la néobanque britannique Revolut a désigné Yacine Faqir comme PDG pour ses opérations au Maroc. «Fier de rejoindre la fusée Revolut en tant que PDG pour le Maroc et de faire partie d'une équipe exceptionnelle animée par un profond sens du but et de l'ambition. Je ne pourrais être plus enthousiaste pour ce qui nous attend», a déclaré Faqir. Avant de

Revolut nombra a Yacine Faqir (ex Mastercard) como CEO para Marruecos

En su estrategia de expansión en el mercado marroquí, la fintech británica Revolut ha nombrado a Yacine Faqir como CEO para sus operaciones en Marruecos. «Estoy orgulloso de unirme al proyecto de Revolut como CEO en Marruecos y de formar parte de un equipo excepcional, impulsado por un profundo sentido del propósito y la ambición. No podría estar más entusiasmado por lo que nos depara el futuro», declaró Faqir. Antes de

Germany : A Muslim NGO dissolved for rejecting the «constitutional order»

The German Ministry of the Interior announced on Wednesday the dissolution of the association «Muslim Interaktiv» for its advocacy of a caliphate, which stands in opposition to the country's «constitutional order.» The NGO has been criticized for its rejection of women's rights and its expressed «hatred of Israel». In a statement reported by AFP, the ministry highlighted the organization's «rejection of democratic principles and the rule of law,

Automóvil en Marruecos: Del ensamblaje a una potencia mundial de exportación

La industria automotriz ha convertido a Marruecos en el mayor exportador de automóviles de África. Respaldado por importantes fabricantes como Renault y Stellantis, con más de 270 proveedores, el país cuenta con una capacidad anual de cerca de un millón de vehículos. El sector ahora genera más de 14 mil millones de dólares en exportaciones y se encamina hacia una producción de dos millones de vehículos en los próximos

Revolut names former Mastercard executive Yacine Faqir as CEO for Morocco

Determined to expand into the Moroccan market, British neobank Revolut has appointed Yacine Faqir as CEO for its Morocco operation, he announced Tuesday on LinkedIn. «Proud to hop on the Revolut rocketship as CEO for Morocco and join an exceptional team driven by a deep sense of purpose and ambition. Couldn’t be more excited for what comes next», Faqir wrote. Before joining Revolut, Faqir served as Vice President of Products & Solutions for North and Francophone Africa at

Morocco’s automotive industry : From early assembly to a global export powerhouse

Morocco’s automotive industry has evolved into Africa’s largest car exporter, supported by major manufacturers like Renault and Stellantis, over 270 suppliers, and an annual capacity nearing one million vehicles. Driven by strong government policies, skilled labor, and global partnerships, the sector now generates over $14 billion in exports and is expanding toward two million vehicles in the coming years.

U.S.: Growing support for bill designating Polisario as a terrorist entity

Contrary to the «claims» circulated by Algerian media, the U.S. bill seeking to designate the Polisario Front as a terrorist organization is continuing to gain traction in Congress. Championed by Republican Senator Joe Wilson, the proposal has recently reached a new milestone. Since Democratic Representative Jimmy Panetta officially joined the initiative on June 24, three additional Republican lawmakers have voiced their support: Mario Diaz-Balart (September 18), Jefferson