Golden Koummya dagger, once gifted by Morocco's King, stuns New York jewelers

The Koummya, a traditional Moroccan dagger, was originally used in battle but is now a decorative item. A golden version went viral on Instagram, selling for $70,000 to a Moroccan woman who valued its royal history. Moroccan kings have long gifted such daggers to prominent figures, including President Roosevelt and President Clinton.

Judar Pasha, conquering sub-Saharan Africa to control gold routes

In the 1590s, Saadi sultan Ahmad al-Mansur appointed Spanish military leader Judar Pasha to lead a campaign, conquering the Songhai empire in West Africa. Thanks to his army, Morocco took control of gold and salt trade routes.

Algerian army kills Mauritanian and Sahrawi gold miners

Paralympic Games : Morocco wins 15 medals, including 3 golds

Moroccan Fatima Ezzahra El Idrissi sets world record, wins gold in T12 Marathon at Paralympics

Morocco secures first gold medal at Paris 2024 Paralympics with Mouncef Bouja's 400m victory

Abdelilah Gani's gold medal was downgraded to silver after a Georgian protest

Morocco's medal count masks deeper issues in Olympic performance

Morocco's performance at the Paris Olympics was marked by mixed results, with a gold and bronze medal but falling short of expectations. Despite significant government funding, the country's overall Olympic record over the past two decades has been underwhelming, prompting questions about the effectiveness of sports management and training strategies.

Morocco’s Managem to produce gold in Guinea by second half of 2021

An EY former partner accuses a Dubai firm of importing gold coated in silver from Morocco

A UK court has ordered an Ernest & Young (EY) unit to search for additional documents on Dubai-based gold refiner Kaloti. The latter is accused by an EY former partner of importing over $200 million of gold coated in silver from Morocco.