
Algerian Residents Resist Morocco's National Census, Official Expresses Frustration
The general census of population and housing (RGPH) in Morocco has met with opposition from Algerians.

The general census of population and housing (RGPH) in Morocco has met with opposition from Algerians.

Four civil servants from the city of Rabat were convicted by the court of first instance of the city for their involvement in a network of falsification of residence certificates allowing non-residents to obtain vehicle registration plates from the city.

The urban municipality of Tangier is banking on levies related to games and nightclubs to increase its tax revenues as part of the budget forecasts for the year 2025.

The National Council of the Order of Notaries of Morocco intends to contribute to the efforts made to "establish contractual security". In this sense, the organization has decided to establish a blacklist of "undesirable" real estate developers.

In Morocco, changes have been made to certain provisions of the Real Rights Code, particularly Article 4. Here’s what will change for real estate transactions.

Moroccan employees can rub their hands. Tax measures favorable to them are recorded in the draft finance law (PLF-2025).

At a time when sports initiatives are multiplying in Morocco, and in Tangier in particular, the national cricket stadium of the city, built in 2002 by the Emirati millionaire, Abdul Rahman Bukhatir, with the aim of promoting cricket in the Arab world, has fallen into disrepair.

Assia, a 21-year-old woman living in Vélizy-Villacoublay (Yvelines), was shocked when preparing her wedding with her partner. She discovers that she is already married due to an identity theft.

Despite reports and cries of distress, the local authorities have still not taken measures to protect the people of Tangier from a building that threatens to collapse, on Roudani Square, known as "Nejma Square".

In Morocco, individuals are taking advantage of the shortage of family record books noted in some municipalities due to the depletion of remaining stocks, to sell these documents at high prices.

Faced with a shortage of family record books in certain civil registry offices, the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, announced the gradual adoption of electronic family record books.

The regularization of taxpayers, as well as the declaration of liquid assets held abroad, are coming to an end. These two operations had been launched by the Office of Exchange and the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI).