Stellantis ha inaugurado un centro de desmantelamiento de vehículos en Casablanca, estableciendo así su primera instalación de este tipo en Oriente Medio y África, y la tercera a nivel mundial, tras las de Turín en Italia y São Paulo en Brasil, según anunció el fabricante de automóviles este miércoles. Este sitio se presenta como un proyecto industrial piloto para la región, con el objetivo de impulsar las actividades
Stellantis has opened a vehicle dismantling center in Casablanca, its first such facility in the Middle East and Africa region and the third worldwide after Turin in Italy and São Paulo in Brazil, the automaker announced on Wednesday. Presented as a regional industrial pilot and a catalyst for the development of circular economy activities across the Middle East and Africa (MEA), the site is designed to serve Morocco and Sub-Saharan West Africa, the company said in a press release.
Gunmen linked to the Macina Movement, also known as the «Fulani Liberation Movement» and allied with the «Support Group for Islam and Muslims», set fire, Wednesday, to Moroccan trucks en route to Mali. These trucks were laden with food and supplies, as reported by the German News Agency. According to the agency, which cited eyewitness accounts, the trucks were torched on the route connecting Koki Zamal, near the Mauritanian border, to the capital, Bamako. This attack
Amidst rapidly evolving regional dynamics and increasing international pressures, there has recently emerged what seems to be a reshaping of Algeria's stance on the Sahara issue. Between an official discourse that appears different from before and diplomatic and on-the-ground maneuvers that carry contrasting signals, the contours of divergence within decision-making circles are becoming apparent.
The Association of Supporters of Autonomy in the Saharan Regions has strongly condemned the Polisario Front for launching projectiles targeting the city of Smara, holding the Algerian regime accountable for «stoking tensions and promoting extremism in the region». The association views these attacks as a direct threat to civilian safety and the stability of Morocco's southern provinces. In a statement, the association described these actions as a breach of the ceasefire agreement
Morocco’s ambassador to the United States, Youssef Amrani, visited the future base camp of the Atlas Lions in New Jersey ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, following the kingdom’s official decision to select the Pingry School in Basking Ridge as the national team’s training site during the tournament. During the visit, Amrani toured the facility alongside New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill and Alex Lasry, director of the New York/New Jersey World Cup Host Committee, reads a
The Polisario Front has claimed responsibility for the attack carried out Tuesday on the city of Smara, which involved the launch of three projectiles. In a statement, the separatist group attempted to magnify the operation, claiming that its militias carried out a «targeted bombardment» against what it described as «enemy rear bases on the outskirts of the city», a narrative that contradicts the facts observed on the ground. As part of its usual propaganda, primarily
Moroccan-Brazilian artist Lala Tamar traces her journey through Moroccan musical traditions, shaped by direct learning with maâlems and a deep connection to Gnawa culture. Blending multiple influences, her music is a personal exploration of identity, heritage, and transmission.
On Tuesday, the Rabat Primary Court handed down a verdict against activist Mohamed Reda Taoujni in the lawsuit filed by Prince Moulay Hicham. Taoujni has been ordered to pay a fine of 100,000 dirhams, along with a civil compensation of 600,000 dirhams to the plaintiff. The charges stem from accusations of defamation linked to statements Taoujni made on his YouTube channel on September 11th. Prince Moulay Hicham argued that these statements included «accusations and phrases that
Three explosive projectiles fell on Tuesday in the city of Smara, prompting heightened security alert after they were launched by the Polisario Front from areas east of the sand wall. According to consistent sources, the projectiles landed in different parts of the city. The first fell in an uninhabited area opposite the local prison, the second behind the same facility, while the third struck an area located behind the city’s cemetery. Security forces swiftly cordoned off the