Migration : Morocco refuses to play the role of a policeman in the region, says Mustapha El Khalfi

Istiqlal party urges the government to correct misconceptions on compulsory military service

Morocco’s Istiqlal party has urged the government to correct the negative stereotypes associated with the new bill on compulsory military service. The political party reacts after the government announced in August that it is reinstating the bill.

Huelva Gate : Spain refuses to investigate the alleged complicity of the Civil Guard

Months after the Huelva Gate case was revealed, the Spanish government refuses to investigate the alleged complicity of local authorities in Almonte. The decision comes as a group of lawyers accused the Civil Guard of siding with farm owners.

Ceuta : The Spanish government explains why it expelled 116 migrants

A new bill to bring compulsory military service back in Morocco

On Monday, the Moroccan government approved a bill 44.18 related to compulsory national service. The decision might bring back the regulation banned in 2006.

Growth rate to stand at 3.2% in 2019, says Morocco’s Prime Minister

Boycott campaign : Shell drops its interim results, warning against risks in Morocco

Morocco’s planning agency warns against state-run companies’ growing dept spree

Rising oil prices to affect Morocco’s economy, says the government

Morocco is likely to adopt a more protectionist approach when drafting its 2019 budget because of the increasing oil prices. The decision was voiced by the government Thursday.

Boycott Campaign : Moroccan government to cap fuel prices, says Lahcen Daoudi

Interviewed by Bloomberg, General Affairs Lahcen Daoudi announced that the government is to adopt a new plan, capping fuel prices. The procedure comes as Moroccans protest the high cost of living in a viral boycott campaign.