Breaking 11:08 Unicredit ends legal challenge over Italy’s conditions on Banco Bpm bid 11:00 Euro Declines Against The US Dollar Amid Interest Rate Policy Uncertainty 10:45 Two French nationals killed in light aircraft crash near Al Hoceima Airport 10:40 EU deepens strategic ties with Brazil to secure critical mineral supply chains 10:30 French authorities report 243 arrests during annual Fête de la Musique 10:17 Pope Leo urges world leaders to prioritize hunger relief over military spending 10:16 Trump Intensifies Criticism Of Italy Over NATO And Middle East Security Role 10:11 Taiwan and China lead regional pick as standard chartered bets on Asia growth 10:10 Presidential election in Colombia: Abelardo de la Espriella leads a high-tension runoff vote 10:05 Bank of England revises stablecoin framework to encourage innovation in digital finance 10:03 UK markets dip after Keir Starmer signals resignation, FTSE 250 hits one-week low 10:00 Political Turmoil In The United Kingdom As Leadership Questions Grow Within The Labour Party 09:59 Switzerland moves closer to hosting 2038 winter Olympics after government support 09:54 Massive drug trafficking ring exposed in Tangier after 700 kg chira seizure 09:48 Hellfest marks 20 years with record 300-band lineup planned for 2027 edition 09:45 Strait Of Hormuz Diplomacy Eases Oil Prices Amid US-Iran Dialogue 09:45 Morocco promotes investment opportunities to Chinese firms during Beijing visit 09:40 ECB study finds limited impact of AI on US employment and wages so far 09:29 How Depleted Global Oil Stocks Could Be Replenished Amid Rising Energy Security Concerns 09:20 Germany prepares to acquire 40% stake in KNDS before major defense IPO 09:15 Former Justice Minister Sentenced To 25 Years In Martial Law Case 09:00 France records ten drowning deaths during intense heatwave weekend 08:59 Sk Hynix overtakes Samsung to become South Korea’s most valuable company 08:47 Keir Starmer Announces His Resignation As UK Prime Minister 08:45 Castlelake’s £5 billion bid for EasyJet rejected despite multiple offers 08:30 Trump escalates legal battle with The New York Times over Iran coverage 08:20 Moscow shuts all major airports as air defenses intercept dozens of drones 08:15 Iran links football and diplomacy in message of national unity 08:00 Qatar industrial explosion leaves dozens injured and missing at major LNG hub 07:56 Morocco strengthens its position in the global energy transition ranking 07:50 Australia makes historic 2.7-tonne cocaine seizure near Sydney 07:45 Five Moroccan family businesses ranked among the Arab world's strongest companies 07:37 French national police sports federation targeted by cyberattack exposing sensitive data 07:35 South Korean ships resume passage through the Strait of Hormuz after U.S.-Iran agreement 07:25 Bordeaux wine crisis: 4,400 hectares of vineyards seek a new future 07:15 Morocco strengthens its influence within key African Union institutions 07:09 U.S.-Iran talks continue in Switzerland despite reports of delegation dispute 07:02 Reports claim Giancarlo Esposito embraces Islam during Middle East visit 07:00 Philippines: Three killed in high school shooting in Tacloban 17:45 Lyhanna investigation highlights administrative errors and justice system breakdowns 17:30 Morocco’s “Moucharaka” program boosts women’s role in politics ahead of 2027 elections 17:15 Iran-US negotiations in Switzerland pause with no nuclear talks held, state TV says 17:00 Donald Tusk urges restraint as Poland–Ukraine political dispute escalates 16:45 Egypt hosts Turkish foreign minister as regional diplomacy gathers pace in Cairo 16:30 Ethiopia election results: Abiy Ahmed’s party wins overwhelming parliamentary majority 16:15 Saham Capital Gestion names Majdouline Fakih as new CEO amid growth strategy 16:00 ENCG Dakhla strengthens African academic ties during sixth graduation event 15:45 Yaakov Agam’s legacy in kinetic art remembered after his death at 98 15:30 Jennifer Lopez stays composed after insect interrupts concert performance in Kazakhstan 15:15 Rare sealed Super Mario Bros NES game sells for $3 million at auction 15:00 Six executions in Jordan mark return of death penalty enforcement after long freeze 14:45 Spain endures first official heatwave of 2026 as temperatures soar across the country 14:30 Fugitive suspected in Tameslouht Gendarmerie arson case arrested 14:15 Bolivia shows signs of recovery as lawmakers approve state of emergency 14:00 Al Jazeera rejects Israeli claims following death of journalist in Gaza 13:45 Zelensky urges Belarus to distance itself from the war in Ukraine 13:30 Ouigo passengers forced to walk final stretch of journey after train breakdown during heatwave 13:15 Security measures for U.S.-Iran talks cause flight disruptions at Zurich Airport 13:00 Erdogan revives talks on reopening historic Orthodox seminary in Turkey 12:45 Two fugitive brothers killed after stabbing police officer in Salé operation 12:30 Colombia votes in runoff between leftist reformer and law-and-order newcomer 12:15 Why alcohol and extreme heat make a dangerous combination 12:00 Spain: three teenagers die after jumping into waves from rocks near tarragona 11:45 Moschino names Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo as creative directors 11:30 Moto GP: bezzecchi apologizes after track marshal incident in Czech Republic 11:16 French railways boss urges vulnerable passengers to avoid trains during heatwave 11:15 Major water supply disruption forces rationing in fes and Meknes 11:12 World Cup 2030: Morocco and Spain compete to host the final

Education



Morocco Sees Improvement in Education and Illiteracy Rates by 2024

Morocco has made significant strides in education over the past decade, with a notable reduction in illiteracy, particularly among women and rural populations. According to the latest census data from the High Commission for Planning (HCP), the national illiteracy rate dropped from 32.2% in 2014 to 24.8%......

Reimagining Art Education in Morocco: A Call for Reform

Moroccan public schools are missing an essential opportunity by reducing art education to rote learning, neglecting its potential to bridge Morocco’s rich artistic past with the present and future. In primary and secondary schools, art education should be a gateway for students to connect with......

Education in Souss-Massa: A New Partnership to Enhance Learning and Sustainability

The Souss-Massa Regional Academy for Education and Training and the National Agency for the Development of Oasis Areas and Argan Trees (ANDZOA) have signed a landmark agreement to improve education and promote sustainability in the region. The agreement, valued at MAD 34 million, aims to address educational......

Moroccan High School Achieves Remarkable Success in Elite French Engineering School Admissions

In a remarkable demonstration of academic excellence, Morocco's Lycée d'Excellence de Benguérir (Lydex) has secured the fourth position among top preparatory schools for France's prestigious École Polytechnique, highlighting the institution's exceptional performance......

Morocco’s Early Education Reform: Challenges and Opportunities

A Critical Look at Morocco's Early Education Landscape Efforts to enhance early childhood education in Morocco have seen mixed progress. A report from the Court of Accounts highlights both strides and ongoing challenges in achieving universal access to quality education. Progress Since 2018 Between......

Education in the Digital Age: Reimagining Learning Beyond AI and Textbooks

In the era of smartphones and artificial intelligence, the education sector faces a critical challenge: innovate or risk becoming obsolete. As technology rapidly transforms how we access and process information, schools must fundamentally rethink their approach to teaching and learning. The Changing......

Morocco Expands Preschool Access with Over 24,000 New Classes for 2024-2025

In a landmark move toward improving early childhood education, the Moroccan Preschool Foundation (FMPS) has unveiled a major expansion, adding over 24,000 new preschool classes across the country for the 2024-2025 academic year. This initiative will extend educational opportunities to an additional 380,000......

Fulbright Futures Event Showcases Alumni's Impact on Moroccan Development

The Moroccan-American Commission for Educational and Cultural Exchange (MACECE) hosted a study day in Casablanca on Thursday, aimed at fostering professional development, collaboration, and networking opportunities among Moroccan alumni of the Fulbright Program. Entitled “Fulbright Futures: Empowering......

Global Education Spotlight: Rabat Business School Introduces International Triple Bachelor Program

Exploring Academic Excellence Across Three Continents The International University of Rabat recently hosted a study abroad fair that showcased an array of educational opportunities for ambitious business students. Among the highlights was the launch of Rabat Business School’s (RBS) International......

Over 27,000 Children with Disabilities Enrolled in Moroccan Schools in 2024

In 2024, approximately 27,500 children with disabilities were enrolled in schools across Morocco, with a total budget allocation of MAD 396 million. This announcement was made by Naima Ben Yahya, the Minister of Solidarity, Social Integration, and Family, during a session at the House of Councillors......

Global Training on Source Verification for Influencers Combating Disinformation and Hate Speech

In a world where digital content creators have become a primary source of information for the public, a new survey conducted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) reveals concerning trends. According to the report, two-thirds of influencers fail to verify their......

Celebrating 90 Years of Global Impact: Insights into the Future of English in the MENA Region

The British Council marks its 90th anniversary with a celebration of its profound contributions to English language learning and cultural exchange in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This milestone includes the launch of the research report The Future of English: Global Perspectives, a......

Rising University Tuition Fees in England: A New Era for Higher Education Costs

Starting in autumn 2025, university tuition fees in England are set to increase for the first time in eight years, marking a significant shift in the landscape of higher education financing. The government is expected to announce a rise in fees, which have remained capped at £9,250 since 2017.......

  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.