Ante el creciente consumo de bebidas energéticas entre los adolescentes marroquíes, el Observatorio Marroquí para la Protección del Consumidor ha dado la voz de alarma. Entre los riesgos para la salud física y mental, la organización insta a las autoridades a restringir la venta de estos productos a menores y a concienciar a las familias sobre sus peligros.
Could the war in Iran hinder the transfer of Mirage 2000-9 aircraft from the United Arab Emirates to Morocco? Another crucial factor to consider is the delivery schedule of the 80 Rafale jets ordered by Abu Dhabi from France at the end of 2021.
Un ciudadano francés de 40 años fue arrestado el 28 de noviembre en el aeropuerto Charles de Gaulle de París cuando se disponía a abordar un vuelo con destino a Marruecos. Esta detención se produce en el marco de una investigación por presuntas agresiones cometidas contra varias de sus exparejas. De acuerdo con Le Figaro, el hombre, descrito como un «seductor en serie», es sospechoso de mantener múltiples relaciones
A 40-year-old French man was arrested at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport on November 28 as he was attempting to board a flight to Morocco, in a case involving alleged violence against several former partners, French media announced on Wednesday. The suspect, described as a «serial lover», is accused of maintaining multiple relationships simultaneously while allegedly subjecting his partners to physical violence, threats, harassment, and financial fraud. At least four victims are
Morocco’s consumer protection watchdog is urging a ban on energy drink sales to minors, warning of serious health risks and calling for stricter regulation and awareness. High in caffeine, these drinks can trigger anxiety, increase blood pressure, and interfere with brain development in younger consumers.
Between begging, drug use, and attempts at irregular migration, children in Nador face a shocking reality on the streets. This situation has prompted the Moroccan League for the Defense of Human Rights to warn about the worsening of this phenomenon and to call for urgent intervention to protect this vulnerable group.
Moroccan national team captain Achraf Hakimi has called for the Court of Arbitration for Sport to uphold the Atlas Lions' victory, which was previously validated by the Appeals Committee of the Confederation of African Football. «We are currently assessing the situation and are hopeful for a decision that benefits both football and Africa. I believe we deserve the win, as you can't just walk away from the field like that», he said during an interview with Movistar following Paris
Morocco’s aromatic and medicinal plant sector is undergoing a rapid recovery after emerging from seven years of drought. At the peak of the dry spell, several plants had nearly disappeared from the market, but they are now returning in abundance. Karim Belkheir Goutr, general manager of 4 Seasons Mediterranean Aromas, told Fresh Plaza that until 2025, prices for many plants had surged sharply, while others became almost unavailable. This led to disruptions in supply to international
In Morocco, the cultural and creative industries (CCI) contribute significantly to the economy, accounting for 2.4% of the GDP and generating a revenue of 43 billion dirhams. This vibrant sector employs 116,000 people, with nearly 78,000 in formal employment, making up about 1% of the active workforce. Interestingly, it surpasses sectors such as healthcare (0.8%) and financial services (0.7%), yet it only receives 0.5% of business credit. In a report released on April 8, the International
Veron Mosengo-Omba, the outgoing Secretary-General of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), denied in an interview with France 24 that his departure was linked to pressure following the controversy surrounding the Africa Cup of Nations final. «No one forced me to leave; I decided to step down,» he said. «I spent five years as CAF Secretary-General. It was the right time to turn the page, it’s the end of a chapter», he said, adding that he had