Stella, the daughter of Christiane F., the 79-year-old French retiree killed in a market in the town of Tiznit near Agadir on January 15, expresses her gratitude to the Moroccan government, which "has done everything to come to the aid" of her family.
Ali Boujouham has been interned at the Arrazi Hospital in Salé for having murdered a French tourist in Tiznit and injured a Belgian tourist in Agadir. This was decided on Wednesday by the investigating judge at the annex of the Salé Court of Appeal.
The Belgian justice system has decided to open an investigation, after the attack against a Belgian national in Agadir on January 15. The suspect has already been arrested.
A 31-year-old Moroccan is accused of having killed on Saturday a French woman in the city of Tiznit and injured a Belgian woman in his flight towards Agadir. He is the subject of a terrorism investigation.
The government is planning the construction of the rail link connecting Marrakech and Agadir. The preliminary studies commissioned for this purpose have been carried out.
The President of the Agadir Municipal Council, Aziz Akhannouch, had a telephone conversation with the Belgian national who was attacked with a knife in a cafe on the Corniche of the city. The Head of Government wanted to inquire about the health status of the tourist and renew his solidarity and closeness of thought in this ordeal.
The city of Agadir will soon host a "Lion Park". It will be located on several hectares of land to allow tourists to admire lions in the wild. The project was launched by Hakim Abdel Hafid, a Moroccan with extensive experience in this type of park in South Africa.
The police elements of Agadir arrested on Saturday, January 15, a 31-year-old individual, suspected of having killed a 79-year-old French woman residing in a campsite near the city of Tiznit and of having assaulted a Belgian woman in Agadir. An investigation is underway to shed light on this case.
The beaches of the city of Agadir will soon be equipped with beach volleyball and beach soccer areas. A call for tenders has been launched for this purpose by the local development company.
Rents for furnished apartments have skyrocketed in Agadir due to the influx of revelers, after the ban on organizing New Year’s Eve festivities in hotels and tourist establishments.
The State will grant a subsidy of 300 million dirhams to five hotel establishments in Agadir in order to upgrade their infrastructure.
At the end of this year, Aziz Akhannouch , president of the municipal council of the city of Agadir, has made a decision that should please his constituents.