In its annual report, the State Property Directorate revealed the total number of beneficiaries of financial compensation as part of real estate acquisitions carried out for the benefit of the State.
It has become difficult or even almost impossible for many foreigners in France to obtain or renew their residence permit at the prefecture of the North. Faced with this situation, several associations defending foreigners have seized the administrative court of Lille.
In Morocco, the end of the dictatorship of the illegal parking attendants commonly called "yellow vests" is not for tomorrow. Motorists continue to pay illegal rates. A huge shortfall for the municipal councils.
Many foreigners residing in France, including Moroccans, struggle to obtain or renew their residence permits. Applicants wait several months before receiving their document.
A young Moroccan married couple is considering filing a complaint for discrimination against the mayor of Eure-et-Loir. He had already filed a complaint with the public prosecutor on Friday, June 27, accusing the couple of unprecedented disturbances in the streets of the municipality during the celebration of their wedding.
In France, a prefecture is facing criticism from local associations and lawyers due to the repeated issuance of Obligations to Leave the French Territory (OQTF) for often incomprehensible reasons to residence permit applicants wishing to regularize their situation.
In Morocco, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) is beginning to reap the fruits of the strengthening of technological capabilities, notably through the SIT module, the advanced exploitation of data, and the legislative evolution resulting from the 2024 Finance Act, which expands the scope of control to the entire tax situation of individuals.
In Casablanca, the controversy surrounding a 15 million dirham car rental market contract with a long-term rental (LTR) company belonging to a major banking group based in the economic capital is causing a stir.
Faced with the proliferation of informal churches in certain neighborhoods of Casablanca, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit has taken measures to contain this phenomenon, while respecting constitutional freedoms. The committee of Moroccan Christians supports this initiative and advocates for the "construction of authorized churches for migrants as well as for Moroccans who are followers of Jesus".
The municipality of Berrechid no longer wants street vendors who use mobile carts to sell vegetables, fruits, water, and coffee, and made a decision to this effect last week. Professionals are demanding an alternative.
The city of Aït Melloul is working to simplify administrative procedures for Moroccans living abroad during their stay in Morocco as part of the Marhaba 2025 operation.
The control services of the Customs Administration and the Foreign Exchange Office are conducting joint investigations to verify the authenticity of suspicious fund transfer operations abroad, hidden behind export transactions carried out by Moroccan companies with foreign companies. They had received reports and notifications of manipulations in the declarations of the value of goods and their invoices.