Closed "until further notice" by a prefectural decree, the 100% halal butcher shop in the Seine-Saint-Denis prefecture, located on Avenue Jean-Jaurès in Bobigny, was selling wild boar.
In Morocco, property transfer will no longer be done as before, as the 2025 Finance Act has revised the conditions applicable to the registration of deeds and agreements with the National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC).
In an interview, the Moroccan-Canadian comedian Gad Elmaleh , known to the French public since his show entitled L’Autre, c’est moi, in 2005, reveals why he does not have French nationality.
In Morocco, the Insurance and Social Welfare Control Authority (ACAPS) is working on the introduction of mandatory home insurance. In this sense, it has commissioned a study from a firm specialized in actuarial engineering.
In Morocco, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit has decided to put an end to the chaos of small and large taxi drivers through the implementation of administrative and organizational measures, as well as the taking of coercive measures against offenders.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) is deploying a significant security system on the ground to ensure the safety of all during the New Year celebrations.
The Ministry of the Interior has taken a radical decision concerning the head of the Khmiss Anjra district. Following several administrative investigations, he has been definitively dismissed from his duties.
In Morocco, concerns are mounting within travel agencies. The recent compliance with law 11-16, governing the exercise of this activity, is the cause.
The French Council of State ruled in favor of a weekly teaching of five hours in Arabic language per week for students in grades CE1 and CM2 at the French school André Chénier in Rabat, going against the will of Moroccan parents.
The decision of the Casablanca city hall to harmonize the urban aesthetics of the city and put an end to the disorder related to the occupation of public space is provoking the anger of professionals in the cafe and restaurant sector.
While Morocco maintains more flexible access to its territory, Tunisia is imposing a new measure on French travelers.
While one billion dirhams have been spent on Chrafat, one of the four new towns in the Tangier agglomeration, intended to accommodate some 150,000 inhabitants, the objectives are far from being achieved. Launched in 2009, this project is dying.