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Morocco’s tourist transport sector mobilizes for major modernization push

The Moroccan tourism transport sector is preparing for a major strategic meeting aimed at redefining its future in line with the country’s long-term development goals, particularly the Vision 2030 roadmap. The Moroccan Organization for Tourist Transport (OMTT) will gather industry stakeholders in Casablanca on June 17, bringing together......

Russell takes pole position in Barcelona as Hamilton secures front row start

Mercedes driver George Russell secured pole position for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix on Saturday, continuing his team’s dominant qualifying form this season. He will be joined on the front row by Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton, who qualified second, setting up a highly competitive start for Sunday’s race in Spain. Russell’s......

Toulouse: 33 years old man fatally stabbed by suspect “in a state of apparent drunkenness”

A 33 years old man was fatally stabbed in Toulouse, southwestern France, following an altercation involving a suspect reportedly in a state of apparent drunkenness, according to the public prosecutor’s office on Saturday. Authorities confirmed that the victim, who had previously been convicted of offenses including violence, drug trafficking,......

Rabat Grand Museum of Archaeology and earth sciences project faces early delays

The construction of the Grand Museum of Archaeology and Earth Sciences in Rabat is already experiencing delays, raising concerns about timelines and costs for one of Morocco’s most ambitious cultural infrastructure projects. Initially budgeted at around 900 million Moroccan dirhams, the project was expected to be completed within 36......

Al Omrane Expo “Moroccans of the World 2026” continues with Amsterdam stage

The international tour “Al Omrane Expo Moroccans of the World 2026” has reached Amsterdam, marking a new stage in a global initiative aimed at strengthening ties with the Moroccan diaspora and promoting real estate investment opportunities in Morocco. Following a successful event in Brussels, the exhibition is being held in Amsterdam......

Kidnapped Nigerian retired major general dies in terrorist captivity

A retired Nigerian army major general, Maj. Gen. Rabe Abubakar (rtd), has died while being held in captivity after being kidnapped by armed terrorists in northwestern Nigeria, authorities confirmed on Saturday. The incident occurred in Katsina State, a region that has experienced repeated attacks and kidnappings in recent years linked to......

Haute-Savoie: a gendarme killed and two others injured in road accident on the sidelines of the G7 in Évian

A French gendarme has been killed and two others injured in a road accident in Haute-Savoie, southeastern France, while they were deployed as part of security operations linked to the upcoming G7 summit in Évian, according to security sources cited on Saturday. The accident occurred on a departmental road near the commune of Fessy,......

Poultry sector in Morocco faces price drop as producers warn of economic pressure

The poultry industry in Morocco is currently experiencing a noticeable decline in production prices, even as consumers benefit from lower retail prices for chicken meat and eggs in recent weeks. However, industry professionals are warning that this trend is creating financial pressure on producers. According to a statement from the Interprofessional......

World Cup 2026: Klopp criticizes cooling breaks, saying football is “Held Hostage”

Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has strongly criticized the introduction of mandatory cooling breaks during matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, arguing that the game is being increasingly disrupted and influenced by commercial interests. Speaking in an interview with German broadcaster ZDF, Klopp expressed frustration over the......

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reconnected to power grid after IAEA-brokered ceasefire

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been successfully reconnected to the national electricity grid following urgent repair work carried out under a locally agreed ceasefire facilitated by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), according to official statements released on Saturday. The facility, which is the largest......

Heatwaves in Île-de-France affect public transport usage, study finds

A recent study has shown that heatwaves significantly influence public transport usage in the Île-de-France region, with rising temperatures leading to measurable changes in commuter behavior across buses, trains, and regional rail services. Conducted with the participation of the Institut Paris Région and Transilien SNCF Voyageurs,......

Sweden celebrates the royal couple’s golden wedding anniversary

Sweden marked a historic milestone on Saturday as King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, drawing widespread public attention and national celebrations in Stockholm. The royal couple, aged 80 and 82 respectively, marked 50 years of marriage with a ceremonial procession through the Swedish capital,......

French exit from Franco-German tank project cannot be ruled out, rheinmetall CEO says

France could potentially withdraw from the Franco-German Main Ground Combat System (MGCS) tank program, according to statements made by the chief executive of German defense company Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger. The comments have raised fresh concerns about the future of one of Europe’s most ambitious joint defense projects. Speaking......

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