In a bold defiance of the recently inked agreement between the government and the unions, the national coordination committee of the education sector has firmly rejected the deal. The coordination committee asserts that the agreement falls short of addressing the teachers' demands, signaling the......
After months of protests and negotiations, a significant breakthrough has been achieved as teachers' unions and the Moroccan government have successfully reached an agreement aimed at revitalizing the country's struggling public schools. On Tuesday, representatives from five major unions formalized......
A convoluted tapestry of corruption and international drug trafficking is coming to light in Morocco, as investigations into the criminal enterprise of the infamous "Desert Escobar," El Hadj Ahmed ben Ibrahim, intensify. Ibrahim, a Malian national dubbed both the "Godfather" and......
Amidst widespread teacher strikes across Morocco, Aziz Akhannouch, the Head of the Government, asserts that the recent salary increase of MAD 1,500 for educators serves as a resolute testament to the nation's unwavering dedication to elevating the esteemed status of teachers. Speaking at the weekly......
In a groundbreaking move, the Moroccan government, led by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, is set to provide direct financial assistance to nearly one million families, positively impacting the lives of approximately 3.5 million Moroccans. Commencing on December 28th, this visionary initiative, unveiled......
Two of Morocco's prominent leftist political organizations, the Ittihadi National Organization of Moroccan Women (ONFI) and the Forum for Equality and Parity, joined forces this week to initiate a series of discussions aimed at comprehensively modernizing the country's Family Code. In the wake......
A newly released report analyzing asset declarations in Morocco has found that the vast majority of elected officials failed to fulfill their legal obligation to disclose personal financial holdings. Between January 1st and October 31st of this year, only 193 out of 515 total members of parliament submitted......
A bombshell investigation has ensnared two powerful figures from the worlds of sports and politics in Morocco. Said Naciri, president of the storied Wydad Casablanca football club, and Abdennabi Biioui, head of the influential Oriental Regional Council, have found themselves at the center of a widening......
RABAT - A historic agreement was formalized on Thursday between Morocco's Inter-Ministerial Delegation for Human Rights (DIDH) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), marking a significant partnership aimed at bolstering Morocco's commitment to human rights protections. The signing......
RABAT - Moroccan and Finnish officials affirmed their commitment to bolstering cooperation during a meeting in Rabat on Thursday. Enaam Mayara, the Speaker of the House of Councilors, extended a warm welcome to Marjaana Sall, the Finnish Ambassador to Morocco, for discussions aimed at strengthening the......
In a pivotal move signaling its dedication to sustainable development on a global scale, the Moroccan government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, has recently endorsed a groundbreaking decree. This decisive step establishes the framework and delineates the responsibilities of......
In a diplomatic rendezvous held in Marrakech on Wednesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed unwavering support for a sustainable resolution based on United Nations Security Council resolutions to address the longstanding conflict surrounding the Moroccan Sahara. Lavrov's comments,......
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has lauded the recent European Union agreement to reform migration laws, emphasizing its critical role in enhancing Spain's ability to manage the influx of new arrivals and secure its borders. As one of the primary entry points into Europe, particularly through......
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