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Morocco and Belgium want to deepen military ties in 2027
Morocco and Belgium have begun planning their joint military activities for 2027. The two armies are planning, in particular, training, exchanges of expertise and new joint exercises.
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Moroccan exporters want to sell directly in Europe without going through Spain and the Netherlands
Moroccan fruit and vegetables are already reaching Poland after passing through Spain or the Netherlands. Exporters now want to deal directly with distributors in Central Europe. A first commercial trial involving Moroccan tomatoes has just been concluded.
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Germany is increasingly turning to skilled workers trained in Morocco
Nearly 2,500 professional qualifications obtained in Morocco were submitted for recognition in Germany in 2025. Their number jumped by 45% in one year, driven in particular by jobs in electronics and the automotive industry.
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Fouzi Lekjaa Prime Minister Morocco Elections 2023
Fouzi Lekjaa has yet to announce his candidacy for head of government or any personal ambition. Yet, since his spectacular entry into the PAM, everything seems organized so that his name appears to Moroccans as an obvious choice after the elections.
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Morocco Algeria cooperation beyond Sahara dispute
The disagreement over the Sahara could remain unresolved without condemning all cooperation between Morocco and Algeria. Researchers propose to treat water, health, climate and university exchange issues separately .
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Morocco Loan Crisis: 8.9% Non-Performing Debt Risk
Morocco’s banking system remains solid, but 8.9% of loans were classified as non-performing in 2025. These overdue or compromised loans represent a considerable sum of money and are pushing the World Bank to demand a new market to sell them off.
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He Celebrates Morocco’s Victory, the Evening Ends in Court
A young supporter who came to celebrate Morocco’s victory over the Netherlands was sentenced to 150 hours of community service. He had thrown a bag containing a heavy object at a police officer during the violence that occurred in The Hague.
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Moroccan Expatriates Cushion Energy Crisis Impact on Economy
The rise in energy bills is expected to widen Morocco’s external deficit in 2026. However, remittances sent by Moroccan expatriates, along with tourism revenues, will help absorb part of the shock.
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French Nationality Morocco Marriage Registration Requirements
Being married to a French citizen for several years is not sufficient to apply for French nationality. When the marriage was celebrated in Morocco, its registration in the French civil registry is mandatory. Without this document, the application may not be examined.
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Morocco's Success Creates International Envy, King Mohammed VI Says
King Mohammed VI believes that Morocco’s efficiency in organizing continental and international events has earned it the world’s admiration, but has also "created envy on certain occasions".
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Driss Atounane Hero Belgium Tram Sacrifice
Driss Atounane, 54, died after being struck in a tram in Evere while defending an assaulted passenger. His son and the victim’s daughter pay tribute to a man unable to turn away from someone in danger.
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Moroccan doctoral students missing in Europe after university mission
Two Moroccan doctoral students did not return with their professor following a scientific mission in Europe. While rumors suggest a flight intended to remain clandestinely in place, their faculty refuses any premature conclusion and launches its investigations.
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Mohammed VI Rejects Leader Title, Prioritizes Moroccan Service
King Mohammed VI affirms that he has never sought personal glory nor the title of "continental or international leader". In his Throne Day speech, the King places the service of Moroccans and their right to a dignified life above all recognition.