Spanish government clarifies Sahara policy for military personnel

A national policy to ease doing business in Morocco adopted

Through 33 reform projects, the government presents an «integrated strategic vision which intends to bring together favorable conditions for investors so that they can contribute to the creation of wealth in Morocco», declared Saadeddine El Othmani.

The African Union, four years after Morocco’s readmission

Since his accession to the throne on July 30, 1999, King Mohammed VI has placed Africa at the forefront. A commitment that secured Morocco's readmission to to the continental organization on July 17, 2016, marking a turning point in Morocco's foreign policy.

Denmark to send rejected asylum seekers who have committed crimes to an island

Migration : Tangier’s Archbishop compares Europe to Nazi Germany

Human Rights Watch assesses how Moroccan authorities dealt with the Rif's Hirak

In its 2018 World Report, published today, Human Rights Watch sheds light on the repression of the Hirak Rif movement. Meanwhile, the NGO was positive about Morocco’s migration policy.

The Polisario denounces the European Parliament’s adoption of an air agreement covering Western Sahara

The Polisario Front is once again angry at one of the European Union vital institutions. In fact, the separatist movement believes that the adoption of the Euro-Mediterranean EU-Morocco agreement on air transport undermines the «international rights of the Sahrawi people».

The European Parliament adopts the Euro-Mediterranean Aviation agreement signed with Morocco

The Tunisian President reacts to Prince Moulay Hicham’s accusations

After being accused by Prince Moulay Hicham of having ordered his expulsion from Tunisia, Béji Caid Essebsi has reacted to allegations. Local media platforms in the neighboring country suggested a different account to the Prince’s deportation, replying by that to accusations.

Retrospective of the times that the Palace announced King Mohammed VI was sick

Recently, the Royal cabinet has become accustomed to communicating about the illnesses of King Mohammed VI. The communiqué published yesterday is therefore not a surprise. While this is seen as an exception for some neighboring countries, it is nowadays a common practice that stands as a primordial rule in the exercise of power in other regions.