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PAM joins Istiqlal in criticizing Akhannouch administration ahead of 2026 elections

Following the Istiqlal party, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), another key player in the government coalition, has now criticized the Akhannouch administration's handling of certain sectors. During its meeting on Wednesday, March 12, the political bureau of the party did not hold back. The body «calls on the government to cancel the customs and tax exemptions aimed at lowering meat prices, as they have not had the desired effect». Positioning itself as a defender of

Rouge Tangerine : Short stories of resilience and tragedy

With Rouge Tangerine, Hanane Oulaïllah Jazouani presents a collection of short stories where fiction intertwines with harsh reality—marked by resilience and the inescapable tragedy of battered lives. Published by Éditions Infimes, the book explores human flaws through six narratives, wielding a sharp and visceral pen. Everything changes where tangerine red appears. Lip balm, a cushion, suede boots—ordinary objects become ominous omens, foreshadowing drama. Set between

Attijariwafa Bank and government partner to digitize merchants

Attijariwafa Bank and the Ministry of Industry and Trade signed a partnership agreement on Tuesday, March 11, in Rabat to advance the digitalization of merchants. The signing ceremony was attended by Minister Ryad Mezzour and Attijariwafa Bank President Mohamed El Kettani. According to an official statement, the partnership aims to establish «an integrated system to raise awareness and support the promotion of e-commerce and the digitalization of merchants, a sector that plays

Morocco-Israel offshore oil deal in Sahara sparks Canary Islands concerns

The agreement between Morocco and an Israeli company for oil and gas exploration in Western Sahara has sparked outrage in the Canary Islands. This was reflected in a statement made on Wednesday, March 12, by the spokesperson for the Canary Coalition (CC) parliamentary group, which leads the regional autonomous government. According to EFE, José Miguel Barragán voiced concern over the Morocco-Israel partnership for oil exploration and urged the Spanish government to

Central African Republic's Foreign Minister delivers letter to King Mohammed VI

The Minister of Foreign Affairs welcomed his counterpart from the Central African Republic, Sylvie Baïpo-Temon, this Wednesday, March 12, in Rabat. She delivered a written message from Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra to King Mohammed VI. In a statement to the press, Baïpo-Temon expressed her satisfaction with the strong ties between Rabat and Bangui, emphasizing that her visit aimed to further strengthen cooperation, particularly in economic sectors. She

Spain’s Africa strategy excludes Western Sahara

The Spanish government has reportedly excluded Western Sahara from its «Spain-Africa Strategy 2025-2028», according to several Iberian media outlets on Wednesday, March 12. Diplomats at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that «the Africa Plan only concerns the sub-Saharan African region». However, other diplomats who disagree with José Manuel Albares' policy on this matter believe that the exclusion aims to avoid offending Morocco. This careful approach

Senegal approves judicial agreement with Morocco for detainee transfers

The National Assembly of Senegal has unanimously passed a law allowing the president to ratify a judicial agreement with Morocco, enabling the extradition of detainees and convicts, particularly migrants in irregular administrative situations. The 24 articles of the text establish a legal framework for the transfer process and consular assistance to detainees, reports RFI this Wednesday. Morocco currently hosts nearly 300 Senegalese detainees and a community of 200,000 expatriates. MP Amadou

French officer’s photo albums delve into colonial-era Morocco

Two rare French photo albums from 1911–1919 document Morocco during the French invasion, capturing military movements, colonial rule, and local landmarks. Despite their colonial perspective, the images unintentionally preserve Moroccan resilience and cultural vitality.

Morocco's Fouzi Lekjaa wins FIFA Council membership

The General Assembly of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) elected Fouzi Lekjaa, President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, as a member of the FIFA Council for the second consecutive time. He is among six representatives of the African continent, chosen during elections held in Cairo on the sidelines of the CAF General Assembly meeting. Alongside Lekjaa, the elected members include Egyptian Hani Abou Rida, Mauritanian Ahmed Yahya, Djiboutian Suleiman Waberi, and Comorian

Muslim scholars knew that the Earth was round

Way before Man stepped on the moon and gazed afar at our planet, Muslim scholars knew that the Earth was round. While many people still think that the Earth is flat, several Arab scientists tried to prove the opposite, years before this realization dawned on Galileo.

Al Aoula tops Moroccan TV ratings with 37.7% audience share during Ramadan

Public television channels recorded a 68.6% audience share during the special programming for the month of Ramadan. The channels of the National Broadcasting and Television Company (SNRT) accounted for just over half of this figure, with 36.6%. The enthusiasm for these programs was also reflected on digital platforms, allowing viewers to watch and rewatch content from the national channels. According to a statement from SNRT, Al Aoula attracted 13 million viewers on the ninth day of

Moroccan tree becomes symbol of inclusivity in Dutch park

A Moroccan Atlas cedar was planted in Leiden's Singelpark as part of a symbolic project unveiled yesterday. The cedar, along with a Dutch winter oak and a Turkish hazel tree, forms a triangle in Huigpark intended to connect people and cultures from the three countries. According to Sleutelstad newspaper, the initiative was partly conceived by Moroccan-Dutch councilor Abdelhaq Jermoumi, who oversees inclusivity in the city. Jermoumi collaborated with botanical curator Rinny Kooi on the project,

Is Manchester United's new stadium design inspired by Morocco's Hassan II Stadium?

Manchester United’s newly unveiled £2 billion stadium design has sparked speculation over its striking resemblance to Morocco’s Hassan II Stadium, currently under construction for the 2030 World Cup. The debate intensified after former United executive Charlie Brooks, now representing Populous—the firm co-designing Morocco’s stadium—hinted at similarities between the two projects.

Morocco : 5-year-old girl found dead in garbage truck in Sidi Taibi

The town of Sidi Taibi, part of the Kenitra province, was struck by tragedy yesterday morning, Tuesday, when the body of a five-year-old girl was found inside a garbage truck parked in the municipality's garage, following her mysterious disappearance. According to Assabah, the girl's family reported her missing in the early hours of the morning after she had been playing in front of their house. Family members confirmed that the girl had been instructed by her grandmother to go to her parents'

Morocco among Brazil's top 20 footwear suppliers

Morocco was among the top 20 footwear exporters to Brazil in February, according to a survey by the Brazilian Footwear Industry Association (Abicalçados) released on Tuesday. In February, Morocco sold USD 32,500 worth of footwear to Brazil, totaling 1,976 pairs. This represents a sales growth of 3,300% compared to February of last year. Data from Abicalçados also shows a decrease in the average value of the footwear exported by Morocco to Brazil in the year-over-year comparison.

Critical Mineral Resources secures £2.5 million to advance Morocco operations

London-listed metals and minerals exploration company Critical Mineral Resources PLC (CMR) has signed an investment agreement with UK investment firm Gilini Holdings for £2.5 million in funding. The money will be used to support the company's efforts in Morocco, according to reports. «CMR is now in the excellent position of being well-financed, enabling it to focus on creating value in Morocco and capitalizing on some exciting opportunities», said CMR CEO Charlie Long on

Two minors abduct schoolgirls in Larache

Two underage teenagers were recently arrested in the city of Larache. They are suspected of kidnapping two school girls and attempted rape. This action was taken following the instructions of the public prosecutor at the city's primary court, who ordered their detention, report Assabah. The newspaper quoted a security source stating that the arrest of the individuals, both minors—one a student and the other a school dropout—was made possible thanks to the intervention of several

Morocco approves Damanesign as Qualified Trust Service Provider for e-signatures

Damanesign, a Moroccan startup for the verification of e-signatures and other digital services, has officially received the Qualified Trust Service Provider certification from the General Directorate of Information Systems Security (DGSSI). This recognition enables the company to issue qualified electronic signature certificates that meet the required security standards, particularly for public contracts and sensitive transactions. With this certification, Damanesign can provide businesses and

Morocco partners with Israeli firm for Sahara offshore oil and gas exploration

On March 11, Israel's NewMed Energy and Morocco's Adarco jointly secured significant rights to explore and produce oil and gas off the coast of Boujdour. According to media sources, NewMed Energy, owned by Israeli billionaire Yossi Abu, and Adarco, led by Moroccan-Jewish businessman Yariv Elbaz, will each receive a 37.5% stake in the exploration rights for approximately 30,000 square kilometers of offshore territory. Meanwhile, Morocco's National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines will retain a

Paraguay eyes live cattle exports to Morocco

Paraguay is exploring the possibility of exporting live cattle to markets such as Morocco, driven by demand from importers in the Middle East and North Africa. Media reports indicate that while the country has experience in this field, it is currently working on strategies to overcome logistical challenges and facilitate its first shipment. Ramiro Maluff, President of the Paraguayan Association of Meat Producers and Exporters, stated that the feasibility of exporting live cattle to markets

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