The Spanish company OK Mobility, a leader in mobility solutions, has announced the addition of Moroccan international footballer Ilias Akhomach, currently playing for Spanish club Villarreal, to its team of official ambassadors. This move aims to strengthen the brand’s visibility while aligning it with values such as youth, dynamism, and cultural openness. This collaboration comes as OK Mobility continues its international expansion, having recently opened a new branch at Mohammed V
In a new achievement that reflects the continued brilliance of young Moroccan talent in digital innovation, Huawei Morocco, in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research, and Innovation, announced that a Moroccan student team has qualified for the finals of the global Tech4Good competition, to be held in China in April 2025. The journey began in the city of Essaouira as part of Huawei’s «Seeds for the Future» program, launched to equip young people
Water transportation across Caliphal Andalusia was shaped by innovative pipeline systems. Between the 8th and 15th centuries, water supply was ensured through public fountains, underground canals known as qanats, and public baths. Islamic architecture and Andalusian art not only integrated water into enclosed spaces for practical use but also elevated it as a symbolic element—allowing gardens to thrive and reflecting the abundance and richness of the land.
In its second year, a multidisciplinary scientific project currently being conducted by Moroccan and French researchers in Tinmel is uncovering exceptional artifacts related to the construction of the Almohad civilization (1121 – 1269). This project is already allowing archaeologists to assert that their discoveries speak volumes about the extent of the social organization of the time, with a significant influence on subsequent dynasties.
In a statement circulated by its own news agency, the Polisario claims that the Syrian presidency denies the presence of its fighters in Syrian prisons—an apparent counteroffensive as the Front faces an international campaign to designate it a terrorist organization.
On Monday, the issue of Western Sahara was at the forefront of discussions in both chambers of the Spanish Parliament. An unprecedented request emerged during these debates from Senator Luke Uribe-Etxebarria, a member of the Basque Nationalist Party, who advocated for the involvement of «the European Union, not just Spain», in resolving this conflict. «Europe must take decisive steps to ensure justice and freedom for the Sahrawi people, rather than supporting positions that
Following the re-election of Abdelilah Benkirane at the 9th congress held in late April in Bouznika, the Justice and Development Party (PJD) is urging the Ministry of the Interior to initiate consultations on organizing the 2026 legislative elections. This request was made on Tuesday, May 6, by Abdellah Bouanou, head of the parliamentary group, during a meeting of the Interior Commission at the House of Representatives, attended by Minister of the Interior Abdelouafi Laftit. Bouanou, who has
Amid rising cyber threats, the General Directorate of Information Systems Security has issued a warning about a new virus known as «BTMOB RAT», which targets Android phones in Morocco. In this interview with cybersecurity expert Hassan Kherjouj, we explore the nature of this dangerous malware, the vulnerabilities it exploits, and the most effective ways users can protect themselves.
Joseph Czuba has been sentenced to 53 years in prison in Illinois (United States) for the brutal, Islamophobic murder of a six-year-old Palestinian-American boy. According to CNN, the court officially upheld the sentence handed down last February against the 73-year-old defendant for the attack, which took place near Chicago in October 2023. Prosecutors stated that Czuba was influenced by anti-Muslim rhetoric broadcast on a conservative radio station. The court confirmed charges of aggravated
The iconic French three-masted ship Le Belem is making a stopover in Morocco this May, docking in two historically significant cities: Rabat and Tangier. Owned by the Belem Foundation, part of the Caisse d'Épargne group, and serving as an ambassador of French maritime heritage, the vessel returns to Moroccan waters for the first time in 16 years. Organized in partnership with the French Embassy in Morocco, the French Institute of Morocco, the Port of Tangier City, and Bouregreg Marina,