Moroccan Football Federation unveils stylish 2026 World Cup collection

As the 2026 World Cup draws nearer, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) store has launched a fresh ready-to-wear collection that celebrates Morocco's national colors while embracing universal fashion trends. Among the standout pieces available online are the «Morocco Heritage Colorblock Jacket» and the «FRMF Glory» shirt. The jacket captures attention with its bold colorblock design in green, red, and white, offering an oversized fit that makes a statement.

Spanish Civil Guard arrests four after chase involving truck stolen in Morocco

Last week, the Spanish Civil Guard apprehended four individuals who were in a stolen truck. It was discovered that the truck's cab (the front part driven by the driver) had been stolen from Morocco, while the trailer (the rear part used for transporting goods) was stolen in Madrid. This followed a chase in the Campo de Daroca area. The incident began when a security patrol attempted to stop the truck after it aroused suspicion. However, the driver pretended to stop before fleeing, prompting a

Spanish military warns of Morocco’s growing influence and its implications for Ceuta and Melilla

Amidst Morocco's rising influence bolstered by alliances with the United States and Israel, Spanish defense circles express growing concern over the strategic vulnerabilities of Ceuta and Melilla. A comprehensive report by the Spanish Institute for Strategic Studies warns of hybrid warfare threats, urging Spain to bolster security and infrastructure to counter Morocco's assertive stance in the Strait of Gibraltar.

Morocco's new check law regularizes over 16,000 cases

A total of 16,918 checks worth 630.1 million dirhams have been regularized since the implementation of new provisions governing checks, Justice Minister Abdelatif Ouahbi said on Monday. The reform has also resolved 1,640 cases of unpaid checks, alongside the introduction of a conciliation process at all stages of the procedure. Speaking before Parliament during a presentation on the implementation of Law 71.24, which amends and supplements Law 15.95 on the Commercial Code, Ouahbi noted that

Mohammed VI Tower: A multi-purpose jewel blending craftsmanship, innovation, and progress

Rising 55 stories to a height of 250 meters and spanning a total area of 102,800 m², the Mohammed VI Tower offers a wide range of complementary uses. From office spaces and luxury apartments to a high-end hotel, an observatory, and exhibition areas, the complex serves as a showcase that blends traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovation.

Egyptian-Emirati consortium to invest €200m in Essaouira tourism

An Egyptian-Emirati consortium, featuring Al Nowais Investments, the «Sunrise» Group, and billionaire Samih Sawiris, is set to invest 200 million euros in the initial phase of a tourism project in Essaouira. Spanning 2.5 million square meters, the development will include the construction of 800 hotel rooms. According to the «Asharq» website, these funds will be invested over a five-year period as part of a comprehensive plan. This strategy includes completing 270 hotel

Conference on Moroccan-Spanish relations in Zaragoza disrupted by Polisario supporters

Last week, the University of Zaragoza hosted a conference on Moroccan-Spanish relations, with a focus on the Western Sahara issue. The event comes in the context of the UN Security Council’s adoption of Resolution 2797 on October 31, which reaffirms the primacy of Morocco’s autonomy plan for the territory. Organized by the Moroccan Consulate in Aragon, the conference might have gone largely unnoticed if not for disruptions by Polisario supporters, triggered by the presence of Bahi

Exclusive: Washington urges Algiers to dismantle Tindouf camps

In Antalya, Turkey, during his meeting with Ahmed Attaf, Massad Boulos reportedly made three key demands concerning the Tindouf camps, Mali, and the need for political and economic reforms in Algeria. Here’s what we know.

UN Security Council meeting on Western Sahara rescheduled

The United Nations Security Council's closed-door meeting, initially set for April 24 to address the Western Sahara issue, has been rescheduled to one day earlier. This change is reflected in the latest provisional agenda released by the council's rotating presidency, currently held by Bahrain. The adjustment comes in response to urgent developments in the Middle East. Specifically, the ceasefire between the United States and Iran is due to lapse overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, sparking

Animal rights advocates reject calls to kill dogs after man’s death in Tangier

The tragic death of a young man in Tangier following an attack by his dog has sparked widespread controversy. The incident triggered a wave of calls on social media to kill dogs, prompting backlash from animal rights advocates. They urged the public to avoid emotional reactions and instead focus on prevention and accountability.