In response to the cooperation project between Morocco and Mali aimed at connecting the Sahel to the Atlantic via the Sahara, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announces the "creation of free trade zones with the brotherly countries starting with Mauritania, then Mali and Niger, in addition to Tunisia and Libya".
A violent brawl between Moroccans and Algerians occurred on Thursday on Peris i Valero Avenue in Valencia, leading to the arrest of six people.
The new French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Stéphane Séjourné, intends to "personally" work towards the normalization of Franco-Moroccan relations, which have been tense for two years due to Paris’ rapprochement with Algiers and its ambiguous position on the Sahara issue.
Moroccan customs officers and police agents arrested an Algerian national at the Bab Sebta border crossing.
Following the hacking by hackers of many social media accounts, notably Snapchat, intimate and sometimes compromising photos of Moroccan and sometimes Algerian women and sometimes young adolescents have been disseminated on photo-sharing websites. In Morocco, an association is calling on the justice system to open a thorough investigation.
A Moroccan elected official launched a violent diatribe against Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune after the latter received representatives of Sufi brotherhoods from Senegal and Mali.
The United Arab Emirates are paying dearly for the strengthening of their relations with Morocco. The Algerian Ministry of Justice has just requested the suspension of the conclusion of contracts with the United Tobacco Company (UTC) and the Algerian-Emirati Tobacco Company (STAEM).
Hackers are said to have taken over the social media accounts of many young Moroccan and Algerian women. Compromising photos would even be out in the open.
The Rabat Court of Appeal has just sentenced Sofiane Hambli, a dangerous criminal and drug baron, to 7 years in prison. The Franco-Algerian had been sentenced in June last year by the same court to 24 years in prison for "forming an organized criminal gang".
The information that Algeria has canceled its decision to prohibit economic operators from any transshipment or transit through Moroccan ports of goods destined for it, particularly those related to meat and other perishable products, is false.
The police arrested a French of Algerian origin on Thursday in Marrakech, following information from the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance (DGST).
A Moroccan political party has contacted the President of the Union of Arab Broadcasters (ASBU) regarding the media offensive by Algeria against the Moroccan football team during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN).