Atlantic Currents 2017 outlines the new challenges for Atlantic Africa

Moroccans converted to Christianity demand their rights a few weeks before Christmas

Moroccan who converted to Christianity recently submitted their complaints to the Prime Minister and both houses of the parliament. Hoping to be granted the right to practice their religion, they were already received in April by the Secretary General of the National Council for Human Rights (CNDH).

Moroccan lawmakers want Al-Quds to be a unified capital of Palestine

Members of the official Palestine solidarity movement were invited last night to the House of Representatives in Rabat. The meeting was marked by discussing old bills penalizing normalization with Israel while claiming that Al-Quds is in its entirety the capital city of Palestine.

Morocco spends $ 100 million to construct a stadium in Tanzania

After Rwanda, it is in Tanzania that Morocco is planning to finance the construction of an ultra modern stadium. The Tanzanian President, John Magufuli, and King Mohammed VI are expected to inaugurate the project in April 2018 in the country’s new capital, Dodoma.

One Planet Summit : King Mohammed VI takes part in lunch hosted by the French President

Abderrahim El Allam : Benkirane's future depends on the PJD's strength [Interview]

Prime Minister Saadeddine El Othmani, has been elected as the new Secretary General of the Justice and Development Party (PJD) after the National Council refused to allow Abdelilah Benkirane to run for the post for a third time. The decision that took place on Sunday came as El Othmani excluded from the party’s General Secretariat the supporters of the former head of the government. To get a closer look at this change, Yabiladi interviewed Abdelrrahim El Allam, a professor of

Saadeddine El Othmani is the new PJD Secretary-General

Thousands of Moroccans rally in Rabat to denounce President Trump's recent decision [Photos and Video]

Tens of thousands of protesters took the streets today in Rabat to support the Palestinian people and denounce the recent decision of U.S. President Donald Trump recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

A member of Fatah's central committee : We are relying on Moroccans, those who came with Saladin to retake Jerusalem [Interview]

The U.S. President, Donald Trump, has broken up with the political approach adopted by his peredecessors and recognized Jerusalem as the capital city of Israel, sparking a wave of anger in several countries. Many marches took place in different parts of the world dennouncing Trump's decision including Morocco. To take a look at how Palestinians reacted to the U.S. unpredictable announcment,Yabiladi interviewed Abbas Zaki, the former representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization in

Nasser Bourita in Cairo to discuss the consequences of Washngton's recent decision