Echoes of 1975: What Ana Palacio Gets Wrong About MINURSO’s End
I have just read an article by Ana Palacio, Spain’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs, on the...
Tanger Med Targets Japanese Investment Through Osaka, Tokyo Roadshow
Morocco’s Tanger Med is seeking to attract more Japanese industrial investment through a new business roadshow in...
Moroccan-Flagged Cargo Ship Rescues 18 Migrants After Deadly Shipwreck off Crete
A Moroccan-flagged cargo ship helped rescue 18 migrants off the coast of Crete on Monday, November 9,...
Sahara: Italian MP Flags Russia-Algeria Risk, Urges Rome to Back Autonomy Plan
Italian lawmaker Ettore Rosato has called on the government in Rome to take a clear stance on...
Left Alliance Questions Government Over Continued Rise in Fuel, Commodity Prices
The Left Alliance, a political coalition formed by the Federation of the Democratic Left and the Unified...
Morocco, Ecuador Sign Visa Waiver Agreement for Ecuadorian Passport Holders
Morocco and Ecuador have agreed to waive visa requirements for Ecuadorian citizens holding ordinary passports, while seeking...
Japanese Fujikura Begins Mass Production of Fiber Optic Cables at Tangier Plant
Japanese manufacturer Fujikura has begun full-scale production of fiber optic cables at its Fujikura Automotive Morocco Tangier...
Addoha Wins NHC Approval to Join Residential Projects in Saudi Arabia
Douja Promotion Groupe Addoha, listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange under the ticker ADH, has obtained approval...
UN General Assembly to Examine Russia’s Veto on MINURSO Mandate Renewal
The United Nations General Assembly is set to hold a plenary meeting on Tuesday to examine Russia’s...
Passing Without Mastery: The Alarming Death of Learning in Moroccan Schools
Moving up a grade is only one sign of progress. A qualification, too, may say little about whether its holder has gained the...
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Passing Without Mastery: The Alarming Death of Learning in Moroccan Schools
Moving up a grade is only one sign of progress. A qualification, too, may say little about whether its holder...
Read moreDetailsA Safer Port Should Not Mean a Slower Port
For a Moroccan exporter, a shipment succeeds in practical terms. The product leaves the factory, reaches the terminal, clears the...
Read moreDetailsFrom Immigration to Inspiration: The Power of Faith, Family, and Values
I have rarely encountered a concept with two sides as contrasting as those of the same coin as immigration. Don't...
Read moreDetailsEchoes of 1975: What Ana Palacio Gets Wrong About MINURSO’s End
I have just read an article by Ana Palacio, Spain’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs, on the end of MINURSO’s...
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On November 6, a strong odor reached several neighborhoods of Casablanca, and residents looked toward the port for an explanation....
Read moreDetailsGreen March: From Sijilmassa to Abidjan, a History of the Moroccan Sahara
The story of the Moroccan Sahara is usually told from 1975. Sometimes from 1884. That is opening the book at...
Read moreDetailsThe Shift Change That Can Stop a Moroccan Business
A business can have competent staff, functioning equipment and a careful manager, yet lose control of a problem during the...
Read moreDetailsMorocco 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.
Read moreDetailsMany Migrants Return to Morocco After Spain Rejects Asylum Applications
Spanish police said many migrants returned to Morocco after their asylum applications were rejected, while more than 200 others decided...
Read moreDetailsIsrael Establishes First Permanent Defense Office in Morocco
Israel is set to inaugurate a permanent Defense Attaché Office in Rabat, establishing a permanent military presence in Morocco as...
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Spain’s VOX Pushes EU Debate on ‘Unfair Competition’ From Moroccan Olive Oil
Spain’s far-right VOX party has secured an expedited debate at the European Parliament’s Committee on Petitions over what it describes...
Read moreDetailsMorocco, Ecuador Sign Visa Waiver Agreement for Ecuadorian Passport Holders
Morocco and Ecuador have agreed to waive visa requirements for Ecuadorian citizens holding ordinary passports, while seeking to expand cooperation...
Read moreDetailsUN General Assembly to Examine Russia’s Veto on MINURSO Mandate Renewal
The United Nations General Assembly is set to hold a plenary meeting on Tuesday to examine Russia’s decision to veto...
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Morocco, Sierra Leone Reaffirm Ties, Discuss Economic and Parliamentary Cooperation
Morocco and Sierra Leone have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations, with a particular focus on economic cooperation, African...
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Ceuta-Melilla: Spain PM Backs Morocco Ties but Still Appeals to Domestic Pressure
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has reiterated the importance of Morocco as a key ally, describing bilateral relations between the...
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Israel’s Defense Ministry Director General Amir Baram Visits Morocco for High-Level Talks
Morocco and Israel have discussed ways to deepen their military cooperation, with a focus on defense industrial development, cybersecurity, military...
Read moreDetailsFrench Foreign Minister Heads to Morocco for Women’s Peace Forum in Essaouira
France’s Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noël Barrot, will travel to Morocco at the end of this week for a bilateral visit and to take part in the World Women’s Forum for Peace, the French foreign ministry announced...
Western Sahara: Russia Defends Veto, Renews Claims in Support of Algeria-Backed Polisario
Anna Evstigneeva, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, has again defended Moscow’s veto against a US-drafted resolution on...
Read moreDetailsSahara: Italian MP Flags Russia-Algeria Risk, Urges Rome to Back Autonomy Plan
Italian lawmaker Ettore Rosato has called on the government in Rome to take a clear stance on the Western Sahara...
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Sanchez: Spain’s Western Sahara Position Reflects Growing Support for Autonomy Plan
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has again outlined Spain’s new position on Western Sahara, describing its support for Morocco’s Autonomy...
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US Policy Journal Argues Referendum Was Never Realistic, and MINURSO Had to Go
A prominent American foreign-policy publication has argued that the collapse of the United Nations peacekeeping operation in Western Sahara should...
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Ecuador Renews Support for Morocco’s Sovereignty over Western Sahara
Ecuador has renewed its support for Morocco’s sovereignty over its southern provinces in Western Sahara.
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UN Appoints Alexander Ivanko to Oversee MINURSO Liquidation in Western Sahara
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has appointed former Special Representative for Western Sahara Alexander Ivanko to lead the team overseeing...
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Moroccan Lawyers Club Launches Free Legal Service for Sahrawis Seeking Return From Tindouf
The Moroccan Lawyers Club has launched the “Return Line,” an initiative that provides free and confidential legal services to Sahrawis...
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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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Western Sahara: Russia Defends Veto, Renews Claims in Support of Algeria-Backed Polisario
Anna Evstigneeva, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, has again defended Moscow’s veto against a US-drafted resolution on Western Sahara during a new meeting at the General Assembly on Tuesday.
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Tanger Med Targets Japanese Investment Through Osaka, Tokyo Roadshow
Morocco’s Tanger Med is seeking to attract more Japanese industrial investment through a new business roadshow in Osaka and Tokyo, positioning its industrial zones as a gateway to European, African, and international markets.
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...
Read moreDetailsUM6P, Laval University Sign Two Agreements to Strengthen Scientific Cooperation
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.
Read moreDetailsMorocco, US Institutions Sign Two Medical Cooperation Agreements
Laayoune hosted the signing of two memorandums of understanding between the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of Laayoune (FMPL), part of Ibn Zohr University, and...
Read moreDetailsUIR Job Fair Brings Over 40 Companies Together With Students in Rabat
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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Teddy Riner’s Deep Ties to Morocco: From Marrakech to France’s Presidential Race
French judo legend Teddy Riner has entered the race for France's 2027 presidential election, bringing renewed attention to an often-overlooked aspect of his life: his longstanding relationship...
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Lamine Yamal to Miss Spain’s Match Against Czech Republic
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Barcelona’s Pau Cubarsi Wins 2026 Golden Boy Award
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