27 November 1912 : When Spain and France signed the treaty of Madrid sharing Morocco

It took France and Spain years to agree on how they wanted to share Morocco. Negotiations were concluded on the 27th of November 1912 by signing the Treaty of Madrid. This agreement was later interrupted by new political actors who wanted to get a slice of the cake.

History : When President Franklin Roosevelt promised Morocco’s independence

Morocco has played in the 40s a crucial role in World War II, helping the Allied forces to defeat fascism in Europe. Following the Anfa conference held in Casablanca, President Franklin D. Roosevelt promised to support Morocco’s wish to be independent of French.

Morocco : French consul in Tangier commits suicide

Morocco : Resumption of TUI fly flights to Belgium and France

Morocco's RAM announces new provisions to access French territory as of Nov. 11

Morocco’s Foreign Affairs Minister receives his French counterpart

French Alstom wins €130mln contract to deliver 66 additional trams to Casablanca

Covid-19 : Ferry trips linking Tangier to Sète suspended, French people stranded in Morocco

«Killing French people in an attempt to defend the Prophet is illegal in Islamic laws», Morocco’s former Prime Minister says

In a Facebook live, former head of government Abdelilah Benkirane condemned the killing of French people on the pretext of defending Prophet Mohammed, adding that it is illegal under Islamic laws.

Morocco denounces Nice attack, expresses solidarity and compassion to victims and their families