The Moroccan real estate market is in a state of shock during this summer period marking the return of Moroccans living abroad (MRE) to Morocco due to the blockage of the tax clearance certificate.
A man who has been living in France for around forty years has been denied the renewal of his residence permit by the prefecture of Aveyron. He has been placed under an OQTF. He risks being deported.
Due to their complicity with real estate developers, civil servants working for the urban planning services of several prefectures under the regions of Casablanca-Settat, Marrakech-Safi and Rabat-Salé-Kénitra are in the sights of the central administration services of the Ministry of the Interior. They are conducting administrative investigations.
Even though they have signed contracts with the Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports that provide for the end of their mission on August 31, 2027, Moroccan educational staff seconded to Belgium have been surprised by a decision terminating their duties.
The walis and governors have received instructions to accelerate the updating of tax registers related to undeveloped urban land. These instructions follow the discovery of cases of temporary exemptions improperly granted to certain real estate developers.
The names of several personalities, elected officials and parliamentarians are not on the guest list for the throne celebration, scheduled for Thursday within the royal palace of Tetouan.
The Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, in coordination with the Moroccan Tourist Engineering Company (SMIT), is initiating the reform of the hotel classification system, framed by Law 80-14 aimed at strengthening the quality and management of these establishments and its implementing texts. The unprecedented "mystery visits" operation has just been launched.
The governor of the province of Nouaceur has decided to suspend the president of the municipal council of Bouskoura, Bouchaïb Taha, a member of the Istiqlal Party (PI, majority), for "actions constituting manifest violations of the laws and regulations in force".
In Seine-et-Marne, 50 doctors, including 30 foreigners, are being ordered to repay bonuses paid by their employer, the Grand Hôpital d’Est Francilien (Ghef), which manages the hospitals in Meaux, Jossigny and Coulommiers.
The administrative court of Tanger has just condemned the municipality to compensate a French municipality. The latter had accused it of having illegally exploited a property of more than 7,000 m² that it holds in co-ownership, by transforming it into a public cemetery in the Tanger-Balia area, under the jurisdiction of the Mghogha district.
Starting in 2026, foreigners wishing to obtain a multi-year residence permit or a resident card will have to pass a civic test. A decree details the content of the multiple-choice questionnaire, which aims to assess knowledge of republican values, history, and life in France.
The administrative court of Nice ruled in favor of the League of Human Rights (LDH) which challenged two municipal decrees banning the wearing of the burkini during the summer of 2025.