Le milieu de terrain marocain Benjamin Bouchouari est sur le point de rejoindre le club turc Trabzonspor. Le joueur de 23 ans devrait quitter l’équipe française de l’AS Saint-Étienne, selon des journalistes sportifs turcs et marocains. Les spécialistes indiquent que Bouchouari avait été invité en Turquie pour finaliser les négociations de transfert. Le journaliste sportif marocain Hanif Ben Berkane a confirmé que
It’s back-to-school season, the end of summer, but not the end of travel. For many British tourists looking to escape the winter blues, Morocco is emerging as a top choice thanks to its proximity, warm September weather, and popular destinations like Marrakech and Agadir. In fact, Morocco now ranks among the leading picks for Brits planning a sunny getaway this September. According to booking insights from a UK travel agency, Marrakech and Agadir stand out for offering the perfect blend
Moroccan midfielder Benjamin Bouchouari is close to joining Turkish club Trabzonspor. The 23-year-old is expected to leave French side AS Saint-Étienne, according to Turkish and Moroccan sports journalists. Reports indicate that Bouchouari has been invited to Turkey to finalize transfer negotiations. Moroccan sports journalist Hanif Ben Berkane confirmed that the player is already in Turkey to undergo his medical, with the deal valued at around €4 million. ? Info : Benjamin
Morocco will host the third edition of RallyClassics Africa from September 12 to 17, 2025, with a route that winds through Erfoud and Merzouga, crossing the famous Erg Chebbi dunes. Covering 1,000 kilometers of desert terrain, the rally blends timed regularity sections with demanding navigation, offering participants ideal preparation for major events such as the Dakar Classic and the Africa Eco Race. This year’s rally brings together 42 teams from ten countries across three
Moroccan comedian Gad Elmaleh is making a major return to the stage in Morocco, with performances on September 25, 26, and 27 at Casablanca’s Mohammed V Complex with his show «Lui-même». After nearly two years touring internationally, the artist comes back to his hometown with an introspective and authentic performance. For this long-awaited reunion with the Casablanca audience, who last applauded him in January 2023, Elmaleh tackles deeply personal themes drawn from
The «young» leaders of the Polisario, who have long awaited their turn to take the helm of the movement, accuse the «old guard» of being responsible for the Front’s failures and «political defections». They also denounce its inability to «rise to the challenge and adapt» to current realities.
The Moroccan Green Party (PVM) is calling for the direct participation of Moroccans living abroad in the legislative elections scheduled for September 2026. The proposal is outlined in a memorandum the small party submitted last week to the Ministry of the Interior. «We propose the creation of a constituency exclusively dedicated to Moroccans living abroad. The seats would be allocated based on the number of voters in the host countries», said Mohamed Fares, the party’s
The export of Moroccan tomatoes to the EU is raising concerns among European industry stakeholders. «They quietly united over the summer to oppose the import of tomatoes grown in Morocco and Western Sahara, which they view as unfair competition», reports Africa Intelligence on Tuesday. This «general mobilization of producers», according to the outlet, comes just weeks before European Court of Justice (ECJ) rulings take effect on October 4, excluding products from
Will Belgium follow France’s lead in recognizing Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara? A first step in that direction may already have been taken. The Belgian coalition government, nicknamed «Arizona» and formed on February 3, 2025, by liberals, socialists, Christian Democrats, and Flemish nationalists, has introduced a bill to recognize Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara, according to Africa Intelligence. The bill is expected to be examined by MPs in the
Morocco is set to finalize the purchase of 10 H225M Caracal helicopters, manufactured by Airbus Helicopters. «The aircraft will be equipped with optical and radar systems, state-of-the-art weaponry, and side armor», a Moroccan source told Yabiladi. Talks over the deal began during President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to Morocco in October 2024, when the French Minister of Defense met with his Moroccan counterpart and the Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces