USA consulate to invite representatives from 50 universities to a students’ fair in Casablanca

History : When the subjects of Sultan Mohammed III signed the Free Moors petition in the USA

In 1790, the South Carolina legislature passed the Moor Sundry Act after four couples coming from Morocco signed a petition, demanding the authorities to grant them the status of white free people.

Midterm elections : Democrats, women and minorities, a nightmare for Trump administration

The US Midterm elections have brought a new trend to the political scene in the country. Americans elected the nation’s first Muslim congresswomen, Democrats, people of color and LGBT politicians.

The Muslim community raises money to help the Pittsburgh shooting's victims

USA sides with Morocco in counterterrorism fight, says US Deputy

Morocco extradites an American priest accused of pedophilia

The Moroccan authorities have just extradited an American priest who has been staying in the Kingdom for more than 25 years. The man is facing at least a ten-year-long to life inprisonment sentence.

Moroccan poultry producers raise worries over U.S. poultry imports

Importing U.S. poultry is part of a 2006 agreement, says Morocco’s Agriculture Ministry

History : Tangier, North Africa’s safest ground for international spies

For decades, Tangier has served as a safe ground for international spies. The city inspired later spy fiction writers and movie directors.

The American Fondouk, Morocco’s first charitable veterinary hospital

The American Fondouk is a hospital for sick animals in Fez. It was built in 1929 by American travelers who visited the Kingdom and noticed how animals were treated at the time.