Forbes : Akhannouch, Benjelloun, Zniber and Bensaleh, the richest families in Morocco

Canada honors a Moroccan who died trying to stop the Quebec mosque attacker

NGOs urge Facebook to address hate speech against LGBTQI+ community in the MENA region

Morocco : 218 new coronavirus cases, 26 new recoveries

Spain organizes new repatriation operations for Spanish nationals and residents stranded in Morocco

Morocco : 103 new coronavirus cases, mainly in Fez and Casablanca

Moroccans stranded abroad : 304 repatriated from Turkey

Coronavirus : 63 new confirmed cases in Morocco, 58 new recoveries

Morocco : 243 new coronavirus cases, mainly in Tangier and Laayoune

In 1624, an intense earthquake wrecked Fez and killed hundreds of its inhabitants

On May 11, 1624, the city of Fez was almost completely destroyed by one of the worst natural disasters in the history of Morocco. An intense earthquake hit the city, wrecked most of its districts and killed thousands of people.