Morocco’s PJD suffers landslide defeat in Fes

Moroccan boy comes back to life after doctors announce him dead

In Morocco, a nine-year-old boy was declared dead twice. Hospitalized in Fez, the boy who suffered a rare genetic disease came back to life hours after he was declared dead on Friday in a rare yet medically possible incident.

Finland inaugurates new honorary consulate in Fes

Prohibited by the Dean, a student organization hosts several Islamic conferences in Fes

Since Monday, student organization Attajdid Attolabi chaired a series of conferences at the faculty of Islamic law in Fes, despite the refusal of the Dean. After Abdellah Nhari and Jamila Ziyane, students at the university attended a conference of Salafist scholar Adil Reffouch.

History : When a foreign merchant described the atrocities of the 1799 plague in Mogador

In his 1820 account, a foreign merchant in Mogador described the fear, calamities and deaths that accompanied the 1799 plague. James G. Jackson's detailed letteres addressed the rise, progress and decrease of the epidemy that killed thousands of people in Morocco.

Restoring centuries-old religious schools : a way of highlighting the Moroccan cultural heritage

Restoring historical sites has been maintained through the opening of centuries-old religious schools in several cities. King Mohammed VI, has inaugurated this week the reopening of a number of Madrasas in the city of fez to enrich the cultural heritage and provide dorms for students of Al-Qarawiyyine university.