The final report of the Special Commission on the Development Model pays particular attention to Moroccans around the world, issuing a series of recommendations. It suggests encouraging investment in Moroccans living abroad and strengthening cultural and intangible links with this category of Moroccans.
After it announced the gradual and prudent opening of the borders by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Morocco, many of you asked questions about the ins and outs of this decision. We have put together your questions and tried to answer some of them.
743 Moroccans living abroad participated in a survey conducted by C&O Marketing in partnership with Yabiladi. 8 Moroccans living abroad out of 10 had initially planned summer vacations in Morocco before the pandemic. Despite the health crisis, 54% of them still hope to come to Morocco in the coming weeks when the borders are reopened.
In a survey conducted by IPSOS and the CCME, young Moroccans living in Europe said that they have been discriminated against when looking for a job and accommodation.
After posting several videos, denouncing the situation of several Moroccans who had to pay additional taxes for their vehicles at the Spanish Customs, Anouar Bourabaa criticized the attitude of the Spanish authorities, accusing them of not informing Moroccans living abroad of their decision to trap them.
A Plane or a ferry ? Ceuta or Algeciras? Just like every year, these questions haunt the minds of Moroccans residing abroad holidaying the summer in their mother land. Yabiladi reviewed the ups and downs of the two means of transportations.
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