Nasser Bourita praises the exceptional French-Moroccan partnership

History : The Fedala conference and the end of Tangier’s international statute

On October the 29th, 1956, Ahmed Balafrej, who headed the Moroccan diplomacy at the time, signed the Final Decleration of the International Conference of Tangier. The treaty put an end of the city’s international statute.

Diaspo #63 : Hafid Stitou, a comedian who graduated the school of life

Born in France, comedian Hafid Stitou is a jack of all trades. After having entered the cinema industry by chance, he is now making himself a name slowly but surely.

22 October 1956 : Ben Bella, King Mohammed V and the story of the re-routed plane

On the 22nd of October 1956, a plane carrying FLN leaders, including Algeria’s future president Ahmed Ben Bella, was re-routed by the French authorities. The trip was plotted by King Mohammed V.

The Polisario Front files a complaint against several big French companies

1932 : When more than 60 French Legionnaires were killed in a train heading to Oujda

In 1932, more than five hundred Legionnaires were heading to Oujda to finalize the pacification of Morocco. The train that was carrying them crashed and 60 of them died before making it to the battlefield in the Kingdom.

Train crash : Foreign countries send condolences to Morocco

EPITECH, a prestigious institute of information technology to open its doors in Casablanca

France expects Morocco to import 3 million tons of soft wheat this year

Diaspo #60 : Bouchera Azzouz, a documentary director who empowers women

Raised in Saint-Denis, France, documentary director and writer Bouchera Azzouz is a feminist creator. Today, she accompanies women from the suburbs to help them be independent and autonomous.