The Chadian women's national team emerged victorious at the FIFA Unites: Women’s Series 2025 international football tournament, narrowly defeating Tunisia 1-0 in the final on Saturday at the municipal stadium in Berrechid. Solange Larkingham scored the decisive goal in the 29th minute, sealing the win in a match characterized by intensity and commitment. This showdown highlighted the tactical prowess and cohesion of the Chadian squad, which successfully dictated the pace against a
With forty-eight selections and eleven awards, the film's success is undeniable. Celebrated globally, «Chikha» by Zahoua Raji and Ayoub Layoussifi exemplifies the universal appeal of cinema. In just twenty-five minutes, this short film communicates a profoundly human story, celebrating a vision of diversity that transcends social and cultural boundaries. This collaborative work showcases the shared creative vision between the actor, filmmaker, and photographer, who steps into the
The 22nd edition of the Maroc in Mode (MIM) trade fair is set to unfold from November 5 to 7, 2025, in Casablanca. Under the theme «Morocco, the Smart Hub for Global Textile», the event is organized by the Moroccan Association of Textile and Apparel Industries (AMITH). This year's event promises a rich program of expertise, spearheaded during the first two days by leading international organizations, according to a press release from the organizers. These conferences will tackle
On Tuesday in Rabat, the national under-17 women's team faced a tough defeat against North Korea, losing 6-1 in the round of 16 at the U17 Women's World Cup, which continues in Morocco until November 8. The Atlas Lionesses' sole goal came from Maissane Ferkous, who found the net in the 89th minute. Despite their efforts, they were outmatched by the reigning champions and three-time world titleholders in this category. The Moroccan team reached the round of 16 after finishing third in Group A.
Author Rim Battal is set to unveil her debut novel, «I Will Look Myself in the Eyes» (Bayard, 2025), on Thursday, October 30, at Espace Rivages, the headquarters of the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad in Rabat. Drawing from personal experience, the novel delves into «the weight of social and familial expectations through the tale of a young Moroccan woman compelled to obtain a virginity certificate». This literary gathering will be guided by poet
Naturopath Hakima Farah has just unveiled her latest work, «Milk of Life», shedding light on the vital role of breast milk in a child's health. Released in conjunction with the national breastfeeding promotion campaign spearheaded by the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, this book presents an «original and deeply human approach» to a fundamental issue crucial for both infants' and mothers' well-being. Available for online purchase, it is set to be distributed in
In a vibrant and supportive atmosphere, the Royal Urban Club of Padel in Marrakech was abuzz with excitement on Sunday as it hosted an all-women's tournament in honor of Pink October, a month dedicated to raising awareness about breast cancer screening. Bringing together players from across Morocco, the event was a blend of athletic prowess, camaraderie, and civic engagement. On the courts, matches were dynamic, sometimes fiercely competitive, but always marked by fair play and
The national under-17 women's soccer team suffered a 1-3 defeat against Italy on Tuesday evening at the Rabat Olympic Stadium. This match marked the second day of Group A action in the final phase of the World Cup for this age category. Italy's victory was secured with goals from Giulia Galli, who scored twice in the 5th and 13th minutes, and Rachele Giudici, who added a third in the 23rd minute. The national team managed to find the net once, thanks to a goal by Dounia El Masmoudi in the 82nd
The seventh edition of the Tilila Trophy was celebrated on Thursday, October 16, 2025, in Casablanca, spotlighting the theme of rural women. This year's event, organized by 2M through its Parity and Diversity Committee, recognized four outstanding campaigns that championed inclusivity. The jury, comprised of Hind Bensari, Fihr Kettani, Idir Ouguindi, Ghita El Kholti, Mounia Lamkimel, and Abdellah Tourabi, selected the winners. The Jury Prize was awarded to Ain Atlas for their campaign crafted
The family journey of Hafsa Chakibi between Morocco and France began with her grandfather’s migration. Her father, born and educated in France, later returned to Morocco to start his own family. Hafsa, a chemical engineer, was born in Casablanca, where she completed part of her primary education in French institutions before joining her parents in Béarn, France. After excelling in preparatory classes, she graduated from the prestigious Chimie ParisTech engineering school.
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