Le Maroc et les États-Unis ont signé une nouvelle feuille de route de coopération en matière de défense pour les dix prochaines années, dans le but de renforcer leurs liens militaires et stratégiques. L'accord a été officialisé le jeudi 16 avril au Pentagone, lors d'une rencontre entre Elbridge Colby, sous-secrétaire américain à la Défense, et Abdellatif Loudiyi, ministre
Marruecos y Estados Unidos han firmado una nueva hoja de ruta de cooperación en defensa para los próximos diez años, con el objetivo de reforzar sus lazos militares y estratégicos. El acuerdo se formalizó el jueves 16 de abril en el Pentágono, durante una reunión entre Elbridge Colby, subsecretario de Defensa de Estados Unidos, y Abdellatif Loudiyi, ministro delegado de Defensa Nacional de Marruecos. La ceremonia contó con la presencia
Morocco and the United States have signed a new 10-year Defense Cooperation Roadmap aimed at strengthening military and strategic ties between the two countries. The agreement was signed on Thursday, April 16, at the Pentagon during a meeting between U.S. Under Secretary of War Elbridge Colby and Abdellatif Loudiyi, Morocco’s Minister Delegate for National Defense, alongside Lieutenant General Mohammed Berrid, Inspector General of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces. I was pleased to meet
Six Moroccan nationals, acquitted of terrorism charges yet languishing in a Bosaso prison in Somalia, have embarked on a hunger strike to protest their prolonged detention and delayed repatriation. Despite a court ruling for their release over two years ago, their families plead for urgent action from Moroccan authorities to secure their return.
A preparatory investigation has been opened against 21 individuals in connection with the collapse of two buildings in Fez on December 9, 2025, which left 22 people dead and 16 others injured, the Public Prosecutor at the Court of Appeals announced. According to a statement, the decision follows investigations conducted by the Public Prosecutor’s Office, based on field inspections and technical expert reports, which revealed that the buildings had been illegally expanded with additional
A delegation from the Belgian Cooperation Agency (APEFE) is visiting Dakhla on April 15 and 16, accompanied by Belgium’s deputy ambassador in Rabat. The visit includes meetings with several local officials, notably the regional governor, the president of the regional council, and the mayor. The delegation is also scheduled to visit the Regional Investment Center on Thursday to explore the province’s economic potential. This visit comes amid evolving relations between Rabat and
The High Representative and Vice-President of the European Commission, Kaja Kallas, is visiting Morocco on April 16 and 17. «In Rabat, she will engage in a one-on-one meeting with Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, followed by a joint press conference. During her stay, Ms. Kallas will also meet with leaders from various sectors and tour the EuroMed University» in Fez, announced the European External Action Service (EEAS) in a press release. Kallas and Bourita last met
In a new comparison derived from the Public Prosecutor's Office statistics on the implementation of criminal policy, the association Mobilizing for Rights Associates (MRA) highlights the gap between the concepts of protection and punishment. It questions this disparity in light of cases of extramarital relationships, compared to prosecutions for violence against women.
The Moroccan Royal Gendarmerie and the Spanish Civil Guard have launched joint patrols in Las Palmas, marking a significant step in bolstering security cooperation between the two nations. This initiative aims to combat irregular migration and strengthen border controls. These coordinated operations are the result of collaboration between the Civil Guard leadership in Las Palmas and the regional command of the Royal Gendarmerie in Laayoune. This evolving security partnership hinges on the
In Spain, the Council of Ministers gave the green light on Tuesday to the regularization of roughly half a million undocumented immigrants. However, Sahrawis are notably excluded from this measure, as they are deemed «stateless». This omission has sparked criticism from Deputy Teslem Andala Ubbi (Tesh Sidi), a member of the far-left coalition Sumar. She argues that this is a «political decision» aimed «against the Sahrawi people». According to her, Sahrawis