Le Maroc s'impose comme le premier contributeur au Fonds de Résilience de l'Organisation Internationale pour les Migrations (OIM), a annoncé lundi Amy Pope, Directrice Générale de l'OIM. «Nous sommes fiers d'annoncer que le Maroc a réalisé une contribution volontaire exceptionnelle au nouveau Fonds de Résilience de l'OIM, devenant ainsi le premier État membre à le faire», a-t-elle déclaré dans un post
Marruecos se ha consolidado como el principal contribuyente al Fondo de Resiliencia de la Organización Internacional para las Migraciones (OIM), según anunció este lunes Amy Pope, Directora General de la OIM. «Nos complace informar que Marruecos ha realizado una contribución voluntaria destacada al nuevo Fondo de Resiliencia de la OIM, convirtiéndose así en el primer Estado miembro en hacerlo», declaró en un post de LinkedIn. El
Morocco has become the first contributor to the International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) Resilience Fund, announced IOM Director General Amy Pope on Monday. «We are proud to announce that Morocco has made an exceptional voluntary contribution to the newly launched IOM Resilience Fund, becoming the first Member State to do so», she wrote in a LinkedIn post. The IOM Resilience Fund is a global campaign aimed at raising USD 100 million in flexible funding to support the
It was a bustling weekend for Operation Marhaba. On July 27, 2025 alone, a total of 36,229 passengers and 8,848 vehicles made their way from Spanish ports involved in the Strait Crossing Operation (OPE) to Morocco, as reported in the daily report released by the Spanish Civil Protection. Since the beginning of Operation Marhaba up to July 27, 2025, the cumulative figures have shown a notable increase, with 1,137,285 passengers (+3.7% compared to 2024) and 280,444 vehicles (+3.8%). During
From the 1950s to the 1970s, Casablanca became an unexpected global center for gender reassignment surgery, led by pioneering French gynecologist Dr. Georges Burou. His innovative technique and discreet clinic attracted thousands, including prominent European entertainers.
Starting in 2026, all Moroccan companies will be compelled to transition to the mandatory health insurance system (AMO), overseen by the CNSS. Even those businesses that have previously provided private health insurance for their employees will be required to contribute to the AMO, with no exceptions. Although the legislation is still under parliamentary review, it is anticipated to be enacted before the year concludes, according to a source close to the Insurance and Social Welfare Control
The Polisario Front is gearing up to host the 49th edition of the «European Conference of Solidarity and Support for the Sahrawi People (EUCOCO)» on November 28 and 29 in Paris, as announced by a Spanish NGO aligned with the Front. The conference will commence on November 28 with a gathering at the French Senate. «Deputies, senators, and representatives from legislative assemblies across Europe will convene to advocate for legislative and diplomatic initiatives aimed at
The Maroc Telecom Beach Festival launched its summer tour this weekend in Tangier, drawing in crowds with two free evenings of beachfront performances by some of Morocco's most celebrated artists. On Saturday night, the much-anticipated rapper L7OR set the tone for the festivities with an electrifying concert. The excitement continued the next day as Ibtissam Tiskat took the stage, welcomed by enthusiastic cheers from her fans. Staying true to its mission, the festival also highlights local
Chinese automotive supplier Bethel has established a wholly-owned subsidiary in Morocco as part of its global expansion strategy. The new entity, Wuhu Bethel Morocco Automotive Safety Systems Co., Ltd., will focus on the production and sale of automotive components. The company confirmed on Monday that it has secured all necessary registrations, with a total project investment of $75 million (679 million dirhams), according to the Shanghai Metals Market. Founded in 2004, Bethel specializes in
The National Airports Authority (ONDA) is unveiling a fresh visual identity, which it describes as being «at the crossroads of modernity, operational excellence, and national influence, in harmony with the grand ambitions of Vision 2030 and Morocco's future beyond 2030». Essentially, this new identity represents a «reimagined and structured brand architecture» designed to «embody the passenger experience» and align with the new name «Airports of