Algerian authorities have released a group of young Moroccans attempting to migrate through the Maghnia-Oujda land route, according to the Moroccan Association for the Assistance of Migrants in Difficult Situations. In a statement by the association, the group consists of approximately 34 young men who had served their sentences and were «part of the file of missing persons, prisoners, and detainees who were candidates for immigration. This includes migrants on various immigration
After maintaining silence regarding the abduction of a Spanish citizen on its soil by a terrorist group on January 14, Algeria is now asserting its role in the individual's release. «From the first hours of the kidnapping, the country's high authorities, led by the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, gave instructions to deploy all efforts and mobilize the necessary means to find, free, and ensure the integrity of the hostage», stated Lounès Magramane,
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain paid a visit on Wednesday to the Moroccan pavilion at the International Tourism Fair (FITUR-2025). The royal couple was greeted by Karima Benyaich, Morocco's Ambassador to Spain, along with Achraf Fayda, the Director General of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT), and Hamid Bentaher, President of the National Tourism Confederation. Le #RoiFelipe et la #ReineLetizia ont visité le stand du #Maroc aujourd’hui à la Foire
In 2024, the Moroccan community emerged as the leading group of real estate buyers among foreign residents in Spain, setting a new benchmark in property transactions. According to the Association of Real Estate Registrars, Moroccans acquired 5,452 properties in the first half of last year, surpassing other nationalities such as Romanians, who purchased 4,388 properties, and Italians, with 4,332 acquisitions. This achievement positioned Moroccans as the most active foreign nationality in the
On the Sahara issue, the British government under Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who assumed office following the early parliamentary elections on July 4, remains hesitant to align with the stances of Germany and Spain. This is evident from the response by David Lammy, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Commonwealth and Development, to a written inquiry from a Conservative opposition MP concerning the Moroccan autonomy plan. «The UK continues to support UN-led efforts to reach
A Moroccan national was arrested on Wednesday morning in the province of Naples, accused of being part of a local terrorist cell linked to the Daech group. This arrest is the result of a comprehensive investigation coordinated by the city's public prosecutor's office, which has been ongoing since last summer. The investigation focuses on «association with a view to terrorism, including international terrorism, subversion of the democratic order», according to Italian media
Morocco offers stunning snow destinations, including Ifrane, Oukaimeden, Toubkal, and Bab Boudir, each with unique attractions like skiing, trekking, and scenic landscapes.
France has expressed its gratitude to Morocco for its role in the arrest and extradition of Félix Bingui, the alleged leader of the Yoda gang, which is implicated in the Marseille drug trade. French Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin conveyed his appreciation through his X account, stating, «I would like to offer my deep thanks to the Moroccan authorities who have initiated the extradition procedure, which will finally enable French justice to prosecute
Fewer Moroccans were deported from the Netherlands in the latter half of 2024 compared to the first six months, according to recent data from the Dutch Repatriation and Departure Service (DTenV). The figures reveal that Dutch authorities deported 50 Moroccans in the last six months of 2024, a significant drop from the 120 deported in the first half of the year. This decrease is largely attributed to the new Dutch administration. While the previous government was responsible for deporting a
Police in Kenitra successfully dismantled an illicit digital platform that was facilitating prostitution. This application lured clients by posting numbers, photos, and videos of a sexual nature, offering services ranging from 250 to 400 dirhams. The breakthrough in the case occurred when security officers, posing as potential clients, contacted the number advertised on the app. One of the women involved quoted a price of 400 dirhams for her services and arranged a meeting location via