Society
In a remarkable stride toward rebuilding the lives of those affected by the devastating Al Haouz earthquake, the Moroccan government has revealed that an astonishing 40,200 construction projects have been initiated as of the end of May 2024. This ambitious undertaking aims to reconstruct the homes that......
In the coastal city of Tangier, an investigation into drug trafficking unveiled a sordid revelation that has sent shockwaves across the nation. After six years of deception, a family stands accused of committing an unthinkable act, the murder of their own patriarch. This chilling narrative has gripped......
In a valiant endeavor against nature's fury, firefighters and emergency responders are locked in a relentless battle to tame the raging inferno that has engulfed the lush Maghraoua Forest in Taza province. The blaze, ignited by lightning strikes on Thursday afternoon, has already ravaged approximately......
In a proactive move to combat financial crimes, the National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) has received thousands of suspicious activity reports from notaries, raising concerns over potential money laundering activities within the real estate sector. These reports highlight dubious practices,......
In the wake of the devastating earthquake that struck the Al Haouz region, the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs has unveiled a comprehensive 1.2 billion dirham plan to restore the mosques damaged by the seismic event. This ambitious initiative, spanning three years, underscores the government's......
In a bid to strike a delicate balance between the rights of workers and employers, the Moroccan government has resolutely embarked on a path of dialogue and consultation with trade unions. The centerpiece of these efforts is the draft regulatory law governing the conditions and modalities for exercising......
As Eid al-Adha draws near, Moroccan consumers are eagerly welcoming an influx of Spanish sheep arriving in Tangier, providing a more economical option compared to locally sourced livestock. This development has piqued the interest of households nationwide, seeking budget-friendly choices for their sacrificial......
In a significant step towards fortifying child protection measures, Morocco recently witnessed the signing of a landmark accord during a ceremonial event held in Rabat, coinciding with National Child Day celebrations. This groundbreaking agreement aims to establish a "territorial mechanism for the......
In the intricate tapestry of Moroccan society, a recent decision to lift the requirement for couples to present marriage certificates when checking into hotels has ignited a fiery discourse. This move, perceived as a stride towards personal liberty and privacy by some, has polarized opinion, with traditionalists......
In a move hailed as a victory for women's rights in Morocco, hotels in the capital Rabat and the city of Fez have lifted a long-standing discriminatory ban preventing Moroccan women without marriage certificates from staying in their establishments unaccompanied. This antiquated and unjust policy,......
In Morocco's medical education system, a storm of discontent has been brewing, fueled by the government's decision to shorten the duration of medical studies and a myriad of grievances related to the quality of education and training conditions. This ongoing saga has taken a new turn, with the......
In a poignant display of solidarity, twenty Moroccan human rights organizations have raised their voices, imploring the government to intervene in a harrowing situation unfolding halfway across the globe. Their urgent plea seeks to secure the liberation of over 200 young Moroccan citizens reportedly......
In a poignant report released on National Children's Rights Day, the Moroccan National Human Rights Council (CNDH) shed light on the harrowing plight of children in the aftermath of the devastating Al Haouz earthquake that struck on September 8th of the previous year. Amidst the rubble and despair,......
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