Chosen to take part in an Arctic adventure, Morocco's Farouk Nafiaa denied visa by Sweden

Chosen to take part in an Arctic adventure, Moroccan backpacker Farouk Nafiaa has been denied visa by Sweden for being «single and too young». He would have been the first Moroccan and African national to participate in the Swedish adventure.

Huelva Gate : Complaints denouncing sexual abuse date back to 2010, according to El Pais

According to an investigation published in 2010 by Spanish newspaper El Pais, complaints denouncing sexual abuse have been lodged since 2010.

Moroccan women in Huelva have reported their managers’ abuse to the Kingdom’s consulate

After the Moroccan Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training denied on several occasions the veracity of the alleged sexual abuses witnessed by Moroccan women in Huelva's strawberry fields, a well-informed source told Yabiladi that these female workers reported the abuses to the Kingdom’s consulate in Seville.

Germany : An employee at the Moroccan consulate receives a poisoned letter

Italy : A policeman enters the Moroccan consulate in Turin with a gun in his hand

The US consulate general urges American citizens to avoid traveling to Jerada

Girona : The Moroccan Consulate appoints a lawyer for a Moroccan man assaulted by a police officer in Lleida

New York : 8 killed and 11 people injured in a terror attack  

NGOs and Morocco’s consulate succeed in finding the family of a Moroccan who died in Germany

Moroccan NGOs in Germany have been able to facilitate the search for a Moroccan national’s family after he was found dead by German Authorities. Through an announcement issued by the Kingdom’s consulate in Frankfurt and with the help of the Ministry of Moroccans Residing Abroad and Emigration Affairs alongside associations, members of Mimoun Boussaad's family were informed of his death and his body will be buried in Nadour, Morocco. 

Grenfell Tower fire : Moroccan survivors granted passports freely by the consulate

Following the tragic incident in west London, the British government has offered a 12 months amnesty period for the Grenfell fire survivors to check their immigration status. Hopefully, all Moroccan nationals affected by the blaze have a regular immigration status and the Kingdom’s consulate in London offers to grant them for free their passports.