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Morocco and the Netherlands have agreed to strengthen bilateral police cooperation through a new partnership covering intelligence-led...
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Morocco has decided to temporarily suspend the issuance of new export licenses for tomatoes, onions, and potatoes...
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Algeria Intensifies Accusations Against Morocco, Moroccans Amid Internal Crisis
Algeria’s regime is intensifying its accusations against Morocco and Moroccan nationals, with its latest claims involving an...
US Company Merlin to Test Autonomous Medical Evacuation Aircraft in Morocco
US aerospace and defense technology company Merlin has secured a $500,000 contract from US Africa Command (AFRICOM)...
The Missing Dimension: Algeria’s Responsibility for a Protracted Dispute
The Western Sahara dispute has remained on the international agenda for more than five decades. Successive United Nations initiatives, diplomatic negotiations and international...
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The Missing Dimension: Algeria’s Responsibility for a Protracted Dispute
The Western Sahara dispute has remained on the international agenda for more than five decades. Successive United Nations initiatives, diplomatic...
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Rabat - Sometimes, one achievement becomes more than a moment of national pride. It changes what we believe is possible...
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A child can be enrolled in a Moroccan school, own the right notebooks, and have a teacher ready to welcome...
Read moreDetailsThe Potatoes of Wrath in Algeria
A government can announce agricultural achievements, impose price ceilings and promise action against speculators. For a family looking for an...
Read moreDetailsRethinking the UN Peacekeeping Paradigm: Sovereign Conflict Resolution and Internal Self-Determination
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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 moreDetailsEl Mansouri Holds Phone Talks With Romanian Prime Minister on Bilateral Ties
Morocco’s Head of Government, Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, held a phone call on Thursday with Romanian Prime Minister Luca-Alexandru Niculescu...
Read moreDetailsJensen Huang Steps Down as Nvidia CEO Amid Controversy, New Interim CEO Takes Over
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has stepped down days after the company launched an investigation into reports about his extramarital affair...
Read moreDetailsAlgeria Intensifies Accusations Against Morocco, Moroccans Amid Internal Crisis
Algeria’s regime is intensifying its accusations against Morocco and Moroccan nationals, with its latest claims involving an alleged clandestine communication...
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Moroccan Parliament to Vote on 2027 Finance Bill This Weekend
Morocco’s House of Representatives will hold plenary sessions on Friday and Saturday to debate and vote on Draft Finance Bill...
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UN General Assembly: More Consensus in Support of Morocco’s Territorial Integrity
Djibouti, Togo, Liberia, and Guinea have reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at a debate on Western Sahara at...
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UN General Assembly: Senegal Reaffirms Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan
Senegal has reiterated its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for resolving the Western Sahara dispute, describing the...
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14 Moroccan Political Parties Owe Treasury $1.07 Million in Public Funding
A recent report by Morocco's Court of Accounts on the financial accounts of political parties for 2024 found that seven...
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Algeria Accuses Morocco of Cross-Border Water Pollution
Algeria’s regime is finding another reason to blame Morocco for its internal failures. After drugs and wildfires, Algiers is now...
Read moreDetailsGulf States Back Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN Debate on Sahara Veto
Gulf Arab states reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for resolving the Western Sahara dispute during a United Nations General Assembly debate on Tuesday, describing the proposal as a realistic framework for reaching a lasting...
UN General Assembly: More Consensus in Support of Morocco’s Territorial Integrity
Djibouti, Togo, Liberia, and Guinea have reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at a debate on Western Sahara at...
Read moreDetailsUN General Assembly: Senegal Reaffirms Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan
Senegal has reiterated its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for resolving the Western Sahara dispute, describing the...
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Western Sahara: US Criticizes Russia’s Veto, Vows to Continue Peace Efforts
The United States has vowed to continue efforts to resolve the Western Sahara dispute after Russia vetoed a US-drafted Security...
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Western Sahara: Algeria’s Hollow UN Intervention Exposes the Hand Behind the Polisario
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convened on November 10 to examine the veto that killed the renewal of MINURSO,...
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Gulf States Back Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN Debate on Sahara Veto
Gulf Arab states reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for resolving the Western Sahara dispute during...
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Hilale: Algeria is Perpetuating Western Sahara Deadlock, Tindouf Humanitarian Crisis
Morocco’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Omar Hilale, has outlined Algeria’s deliberate attempts to perpetuate the Western Sahara dispute during...
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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...
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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 the Western Sahara...
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UN General Assembly: More Consensus in Support of Morocco’s Territorial Integrity
Djibouti, Togo, Liberia, and Guinea have reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at a debate on Western Sahara at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday.
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Colas Rail Wins €29 Million Contract for Kenitra-Marrakech High-Speed Rail Line
French railway company Colas Rail has secured a new contract worth approximately €29 million (MAD 304 million) from Morocco’s National Railway Office (ONCF) to carry out railway works in the Casablanca section of the Kenitra-Marrakech high-speed rail project.
Morocco Adds Doctoral Program at Mohammed VI Institute to Al Quaraouiyine University Qualifications
Morocco’s government has approved a decree recognizing the doctoral program at the Mohammed VI Institute for Quranic Readings and Studies, expanding the list of academic qualifications awarded by...
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Essaouira Suspends Afternoon Classes Due to Severe Weather Forecast
Schools across Morocco’s Essaouira Province suspended classes on Wednesday afternoon after authorities warned of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds expected to affect the area.
Read moreDetailsUPF Summit to Address Digital Infrastructure and AI in Fez-Meknes
The University of Fez (UPF) will host a regional digital summit tomorrow to present four projects aimed at strengthening the region's technological infrastructure, improving digital...
Read moreDetailsUPF University to Inaugurate New Dental Clinic in Fez
UPF University will inaugurate a new dental clinic at its Champs de Course campus in Fez on Thursday, November 12.
Read moreDetailsMorocco’s CSEFRS Reviews Decade of Education Reforms
A decade after Morocco adopted its 2015-2030 education reform vision, the country still faces delays, implementation constraints and persistent territorial disparities as authorities review progress...
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