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More than three days have passed since Spain announced that King Felipe VI would visit Ceuta and...
King Mohammed VI’s Full Speech at Opening of Parliament’s 12th Legislative Year
King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and Prince Moulay Rachid, delivered, on Friday,...
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Moroccan consumers are looking for better deals on groceries while showing growing interest in shopping for food...
Barcelona Rule Raphinha Out of Getafe, Galatasaray Fixtures
Barcelona welcomed back its international players to training on Thursday and Friday as the club prepared to...
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Moroccan singer Bachir Abdou has expressed disappointment with the country’s artists’ unions and professional bodies for not...
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Airbus will open a new subsidiary in Morocco in the coming months, a maintenance, repair, and overhaul...
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The Confederation of African Football (CAF) is considering bringing the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) back to...
Airbus Seeks Industrial Expansion, Stronger Cooperation in Morocco
Airbus aims for continuous expansion and cooperation with Morocco, with a goal of continuing work with universities...
Senegal Renews Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
Senegal has renewed its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at the UN, describing it as a credible...
Morocco’s Renewable Ambition Needs Security at the Edge
A wind turbine on a distant ridge still looks like old-fashioned physical infrastructure. So does a field of solar panels beside a highway....
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Morocco’s Renewable Ambition Needs Security at the Edge
A wind turbine on a distant ridge still looks like old-fashioned physical infrastructure. So does a field of solar panels...
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On October 8 this week, the dispute over the 2025 AFCON final between Morocco and Senegal will enter a new...
Read moreDetailsThe Music Morocco’s Archive Does Not Hear
I learned Abderrahmane El Gadi had died almost two months after his death. This surprised me because, in another sense,...
Read moreDetailsMorocco and the Political Language of Perception in Spain
When reading Spanish articles, analyses, and public commentary about Morocco, one cannot help but notice the recurrence of an entire...
Read moreDetailsWomen and Power: The Long Road to Breaking the Political Glass Ceiling in the Global South
Women's access to the highest executive positions has long been exceptional and limited to leading figures mainly in Asia.
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Ursula von der Leyen wants Canada to become the EU's "first associate member," a category found in no EU treaty.
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On September 25, the military chiefs of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey met in Riyadh and pledged to “immediately translate”...
Read moreDetailsWhat Rabat’s Silence Over Felipe VI’s Visit to Ceuta and Melilla Means
More than three days have passed since Spain announced that King Felipe VI would visit Ceuta and Melilla on October...
Read moreDetailsKing Mohammed VI Calls for Economic Reforms, Private Investment, and Youth Opportunities
King Mohammed VI called for a new generation of economic strategies, greater private-sector investment, and expanded opportunities for young Moroccans.
Read moreDetailsKing Mohammed VI Calls for National Pride to Translate into Responsibility
King Mohammed VI revisited on Friday a message he first delivered before Parliament in 2014: “As a Moroccan, nothing else...
Read moreDetailsKing Mohammed VI: Morocco’s Monarchy is Pillar of National Unity
King Mohammed VI on Friday recalled the historical importance of Morocco’s monarchy, describing it as one of the oldest in...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Won’t Bow: King Says Partnership With Spain Is Sovereign Choice, Not for Blackmail
King Mohammed VI used the opening of Parliament on Friday to fix the terms of Morocco’s relationship with Spain, declaring...
Read moreDetailsKing Mohammed VI: Morocco-Spain Migration Model Has Become Outdated
King Mohammed VI acknowledged today that the current model of migration cooperation, including with Spain, has become outdated, citing recurring...
Read moreDetailsSenegal Renews Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
Senegal has renewed its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at the UN, describing it as a credible option for resolving...
Read moreDetailsIsrael’s Marrakech Airshow Debut Brings Morocco Defense Ties Into Focus
Israel’s first national pavilion at the Marrakech Airshow has given its expanding defense relationship with Morocco a prominent public platform....
Read moreDetailsThunderstorms, Hail to Hit Several Provinces in Morocco
Thunderstorms and hail, in addition to strong winds, are expected in several provinces across Morocco today.
Read moreDetailsFeijóo Puts Ceuta Crisis, Morocco at Center of Spain Election Campaign
Spain’s opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has made the recent migration crisis in Ceuta a central theme of his early election campaign, using the enclave to attack Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s government and outline his tougher approach to migration...
Senegal Renews Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
Senegal has renewed its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at the UN, describing it as a credible option for resolving...
Read moreDetailsInternational Support for Morocco’s Sahara Autonomy Plan Gains Momentum at UN
Several petitioners at the United Nations on Tuesday welcomed growing international support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for the Sahara, saying...
Read moreDetailsUN: Morocco Clears 268.97 Million Square Meters of Explosives in Western Sahara
Morocco has contributed to ongoing mine-clearance efforts in Western Sahara, with the Royal Moroccan Army (FAR) reporting the clearance of...
Read moreDetailsSpain’s Snap Election Kills Sahrawi Nationality Law Rooted in Colonial Logic
A bill that would have granted Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born under Spanish administration collapsed this week after Pedro Sánchez...
Read moreDetailsWestern Sahara: Is De Mistura Pro-Polisario?
Rabat - UN envoy Staffan de Mistura, who previously came under scrutiny after proposing a partition plan for Western Sahara,...
Read moreDetailsUN Report Flags Tindouf Humanitarian Crisis Amid Algeria’s Census Refusal
The humanitarian situation in the Tindouf camps in southwestern Algeria remains a growing concern, with the latest United Nations draft...
Read moreDetailsAlgeria’s Tebboune: ‘We Are Not More Sahrawi Than the Sahrawis Themselves’
For two hours on Saturday evening, Abdelmadjid Tebboune sat before three of the regime’s most reliable microphones and said, in...
Read moreDetailsGuterres Calls on Western Sahara Parties to Explore Possibility of Achieving Autonomy Plan
The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, reiterated in his annual report on Western Sahara the importance of the Moroccan Autonomy Plan...
Read moreDetailsSenegal Renews Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
Senegal has renewed its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at the UN, describing it as a credible option for resolving the regional dispute.
Read moreDetailsChile, El Salvador Back Morocco’s Sahara Autonomy Plan at UN
Ecuador Reaffirms Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
GCC Backs Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN Fourth Committee
Britain Rebuffs Sanctions Bid Over Western Sahara, Reaffirms Autonomy Plan
Morocco’s Aerospace Exports Could Reach $5 Billion Within Three Years
The Grouping of Moroccan Aeronautical and Space Industries (GIMAS) forecasts that Morocco’s annual aerospace exports could rise to about $5 billion (MAD 45.75 billion) within three years, up from $3 billion (MAD 27.45 billion) in 2025.
Morocco and its Efforts to Drive Shipping’s Fuel Revolution
Bank Al-Maghrib Cuts Bank Card Payment Commission Cap to 0.5%
France to Deploy 3,000 Substitute Teachers to Address Staffing Shortages
France will deploy 3,000 substitute teachers to more than 500 high schools facing severe staffing shortages, Education Minister Edouard Geffray announced Thursday amid renewed student protests across the...
Read moreDetailsIndia Marks Gandhi Jayanti at Morocco’s Al Akhawayn University With Dialogue on Gandhian Values
The Embassy of India in Morocco marked Gandhi Jayanti at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane yesterday with a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.
Read moreDetailsCanary Islands University Offers Moroccan Darija Seminar to Medical, Nursing Students
The University of La Laguna (ULL) in Spain’s Canary Islands is offering Moroccan Arabic, or Darija, to medical and nursing students as part of a...
Read moreDetailsRBS Becomes 1st Triple Crown-Acredited in Morocco, Francophone Africa
Rabat Business School (RBS) is celebrating becoming the first business school in Morocco and Francophone Africa to obtain the “Triple Crown” of international business school...
Read moreDetailsEuromed University of Fez Ranks First in Morocco in 2026 UI GreenMetric Ranking
The Euromed University of Fez (UEMF) has ranked first among Moroccan universities in the 2026 UI GreenMetric World University Rankings, placing 323rd globally and seventh...
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