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Moroccans from Tangier to Lagouira mark the 51st anniversary of the Green March on Friday, and the...
Morocco and Artificial Intelligence: When Creating a Ministry Becomes a Political Paradox
There are paradoxes in contemporary political life that deserve analysis more than indignation, and intelligent humor more than polemics.
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Morocco and Artificial Intelligence: When Creating a Ministry Becomes a Political Paradox
There are paradoxes in contemporary political life that deserve analysis more than indignation, and intelligent humor more than polemics.
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An emergency warning asks people to make a decision before they have the luxury of checking every detail. They may...
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Morocco’s Constitutional Court has rejected a request to declare the parliamentary seat of Madiha Khayr vacant, allowing the Istiqlal lawmaker...
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There are paradoxes in contemporary political life that deserve analysis more than indignation, and intelligent humor more than polemics.
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Mauritania Sends Military Delegation to Morocco Amid MINURSO Drawdown
A Mauritanian military delegation began a five-day visit to Morocco this week, the latest in a series of exchanges between...
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Morocco’s Government Says Recruiting Teachers at 45 Would Leave Only 18 Years Before Retirement
Morocco did not raise the maximum age for teacher recruitment to 45 because candidates entering the profession at that age...
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Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri called on government members to strengthen national unity through economic development, social cohesion,...
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EU Rejects Calls to Suspend Financial Aid to Morocco Over Ceuta Crisis
The European Commission has ruled out suspending financial and technical cooperation with Morocco following the mass migrant arrivals in Spanish-occupied...
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Russian Ambassador Congratulates Morocco on Unity Day
Russian Ambassador to Morocco Igor Belyaev has congratulated the North African Kingdom on “Unity Day,” a historic holiday that King...
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Democrats won control of both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections, defeating several Republican incumbents and flipping seats in traditionally Republican states, according to projections and assessments from major US media outlets.
UNSG Spokesperson: De Mistura Continues His Work as Western Sahara Envoy
UN Secretary-General Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said Staffan de Mistura will continue his work as the UNSG Envoy for Western Sahara.
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Moroccans from Tangier to Lagouira mark the 51st anniversary of the Green March on Friday, and the commemoration falls at...
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Mauritania Warns Citizens Away From Morocco’s Sahara Border Following MINURSO Withdrawal
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UN Official Urges Western Sahara Parties to Remain Committed to Political Solution
Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations, expressed concerns over the end of MINURSO’s mission in Morocco’s southern provinces in Western...
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Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri called on government members to strengthen national unity through economic development, social cohesion,...
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UN Secretary-General Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said Staffan de Mistura will continue his work as the UNSG Envoy for Western Sahara.
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Morocco Temporarily Suspends Tomato Exports to African Markets Amid Domestic Price Crisis
A Moroccan government source told Reuters that Morocco temporarily suspended tomato exports to African markets on Thursday.
Morocco’s Government Says Recruiting Teachers at 45 Would Leave Only 18 Years Before Retirement
Morocco did not raise the maximum age for teacher recruitment to 45 because candidates entering the profession at that age would have only 18 years of active service...
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Spain Demands €7.88 Million Back From Moroccan Students in Reclaimed Scholarships
Moroccan students lead the ranking of foreign nationals that Spain’s Education Ministry has ordered to return scholarship money, according to figures obtained by Libre Mercado...
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Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) announced today the signing of two agreements with Laval University to strengthen academic and scientific cooperation between the two institutions.
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Students at the International University of Rabat (UIR) met recruiters and took part in interviews today as the university hosted the seventh edition of its...
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