Despite the losses, Morocco reassures British tourists after the Thomas Cook collapse

The account of Robinson Crusoe in Morocco... when Salé pirates shaped Western literature

During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Salé pirates were so famous among Europeans that their activities inspired writers and journalists. The novel, Robinson Crusoe, was one of the books that portrayed some of the atrocities Christian slaves endured in Morocco.

Jacques Chirac, Morocco’s long-time friend, dies aged 86

New York : Morocco and Algeria singly resume their annual Western Sahara-related meetings

The 74th session of the UN General Assembly is no exception to the rule. To Morocco and Algeria, this year’s international event is another opportunity for the two neighboring countries to separately drum up support for the Western Sahara issue.

French Montana becomes the first ambassador of «I Stand With Immigrants»

The new Black Widow movie to have Morocco as one of its filming locations

Morocco’s Nawal El Moutawakel reelected as a member of the IAAF Council 

Police arrest Russian national subject of international arrest warrant

Moroccan hotels left with 200 million dirhams of unpaid bills following Thomas Cook’s collapse

Morocco-Algeria land border opened for one day to repatriate the bodies of three Moroccans