Un ciudadano marroquí de 39 años falleció en Bérgamo, Italia, tras ingerir cocaína para eludir un control policial. Según informan los medios locales, el hombre, originario de Avellino, había viajado a la región con el propósito de adquirir un coche y un scooter. Al ser detenido por la policía, aparentemente ingirió cápsulas de cocaína, lo que le provocó un malestar cerca del río Brembo.
Morocco and the European Union concluded negotiations in Brussels on Morocco’s extended participation in the Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area (PRIMA) for 2025–2027, reads a press release by the European Commission. Signed Monday, the agreement was initialled by Morocco’s Ambassador to the EU, Ahmed Reda Chami, and Nienke Buisman, Head of Unit for International Cooperation at the European Commission’s DG Research and Innovation. Once in
The Polisario Front is no longer demanding a referendum, independence, or the implementation of the settlement plan drafted nearly four decades ago by the UN and the Organization of African Unity. Instead, it now advocates for a «mutually acceptable political solutio» to the Sahara issue. Are we witnessing a turning point? To better understand the reasons behind this shift in the Front’s leadership, Yabiladi spoke with Mohamed Elghet Malainine, Vice President of the Moroccan
The regional government of Murcia has decided to scrap the program for teaching Arabic language and Moroccan culture in schools starting this academic year. The move, the result of six months of budget negotiations between the People'sParty (PP) and the far-right Vox party, will affect some 350 students who had been benefiting from the initiative. The Arabic Language and Moroccan Culture Teaching Program (PLACM), coordinated by Spain’s Ministry of Education and the Moroccan embassy, had
A 39-year-old Moroccan man died in Bergamo, Italy, after ingesting cocaine to evade a police checkpoint, local media reported on Tuesday. The man, originally from Avellino, had traveled to the Bergamo area to buy a car and a scooter. He reportedly swallowed a couple of cocaine pellets when stopped by police and later fell ill near the Brembo River. According to his friends, he refused to go to the hospital for fear of being discovered. When they returned from a pharmacy, they found him dead on
Luanda, the capital of Angola, is preparing to host the 7th African Union–European Union Summit on November 24 and 25. As with previous editions, it is highly likely that the Polisario Front will be invited by the organizers. Delegations from the Front have already taken part in preparatory meetings for the event, including the EU–AU foreign ministers’ conference held in Brussels on May 21 and the ministerial meeting on African agricultural development organized in Rome on
The Justice and Development Party (PJD) and the Al Adl wal Ihsane movement have strongly condemned Israel’s attack on Qatar on Tuesday, September 9. «We firmly condemn this cowardly and treacherous Zionist aggression, which constitutes a blatant violation of the sovereignty of a brotherly Arab and Islamic state», declared the PJD in a statement released Tuesday evening. The party described the assault as «brutal», stressing that it represents an attack on the
On Tuesday, September 9, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita held a phone conversation with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov. According to the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the exchange aimed to «continue and strengthen the political dialogue and the traditionally friendly relations between the two countries». The ministers highlighted «the need to pursue the work initiated since King Mohammed VI’s 2016 state visit to Moscow and to deepen it across
Vers le VIe siècle avant notre ère, le navigateur carthaginois Hannon entreprit un voyage spectaculaire depuis Carthage pour établir de nouvelles colonies le long de la côte ouest-africaine, avec un premier arrêt majeur au Maroc. Son récit évoque la fondation de colonies sur des sites tels que Mehdia, Azemmour, El Jadida, Oualidia et Essaouira, avant d'atteindre le fleuve Lixos et l'île de Kerne près de Dakhla, le poste
Hacia el siglo VI antes de nuestra era, el navegante cartaginés Hannón emprendió un viaje espectacular desde Cartago para establecer nuevas colonias a lo largo de la costa oeste africana, con una primera parada importante en Marruecos. Su relato menciona la fundación de colonias en sitios como Mehdia, Azemmour, El Jadida, Oualidia y Essaouira, antes de alcanzar el río Lixos y la isla de Kerne cerca de Dajla, el puesto avanzado cartaginés