U.S. trade delegation to visit Morocco in May to boost agri-food exports

Morocco-US relations : From diplomacy to energy

America's earliest upholders of Islam go back to the Founding Fathers

Discussions about Islam and Muslims were part of the United States’ history since the the country’s founding. America’s Founding Fathers were the first to accept the religion and declare that they «have no enmity against it».

Morocco arrests two Polish nationals wanted by U.S. for fentanyl trafficking

Morocco frees Uyghur activist at risk of extradition to China

U.S. funding freeze disrupts moroccan associations, survey finds

A recent survey reveals that the U.S. State Department’s «stop work order» for all foreign assistance has caused immediate disruptions for local Moroccan associations, with many facing canceled activities, unpaid salaries, and financial instability. MRA urges the lifting of the funding freeze and calls for clearer communication from U.S. contractors to mitigate the harm.

US Joint Chiefs Chairman talks Sahel, Maghreb security with Morocco's Inspector General

How King Mohammed VI made Ridley Scott's 2001 war movie possible with real military gear

King Mohammed VI helped Ridley Scott secure military equipment for Black Hawk Down by facilitating U.S. support, enabling the film's production in Morocco. This collaboration marks just one of many times Scott has chosen Morocco as a filming location.

U.S. approves $88.37 million sale of Advanced Air-to-Air Missiles to Morocco

Morocco unites TechWomen alumnae to empower women in tech

The TechWomen Global Alumnae Summit, held in Casablanca from December 4 to 6, brought together 154 women leaders in STEM from 21 countries to network, share knowledge, and attend workshops on leadership and innovation. Organized by the U.S. Department of State, the event highlighted mentorship, collaboration, and initiatives like the TechWomen Pitch Competition to empower women in technology globally.