Morocco has one of the highest low birthweight rates in Africa, a new study reveals

According to a study conducted by the Lancet Global Health, Morocco has one of the highest low birthweight rates in Africa. In 2015, 122 514 babies were born with low birth weight in the Kingdom.

Hashish brought from Morocco to Madrid contains alarming amounts of fecal matter

«70% of Moroccans trust» the religious authority of King Mohammed VI, an American study reveals

A study conducted by the «Baker Institute» on religious authority in Morocco has questioned the influence of new figures in the Kingdom and political Islam.

Social media posts encourage irregular migration in Maghrebi countries, a study reveals

Social media content shared and viewed by Maghrebi youngsters encourage irregular migration, a study reveals. Researchers from the Institute for Security Studies believe that posts romanticizing Europe as a destination for migrants must be censored.

North Africans lived in Iberia thousands of years before the Muslim conquest, studies reveal

According to two recent studies, prehistoric migration impacted the genetic history of the Iberian Peninsula. Findings suggest that North Africans called Iberia home more than 4,000 years ago.  

A third of Moroccan medical students suffer from eating disorders, says a new study

Moroccan medical students in Morocco are faced with abnormal eating habits that harm their well-being. A new study shows that a third of these students suffer from eating disorders.

Ethnic minorities in the UK suffer from discrimination when looking for a job

According to a study conducted by the University of Oxford, ethnic minorities in the UK face discrimination when looking for a job.

UK’s Penspen to execute the first phase of the FEED for Nigeria-Morocco pipeline

One third of women arrested for terrorism in Spain are Moroccan

A new study gives birth to a therapeutic target for Silicosis, Jerada's deadly disease

Made public in December, a new study suggests that there is a new therapeutic target for Silicosis, an incurable disease. The latter affects a huge number of Moroccan workers, especially those who worked for Charbonnage du Maroc, a fromer coal mining company in Jerada.