A young man tragically lost his life on Monday, struck by a train. Behind this tragedy lies the shattered destiny of Nadir, an ambitious boy whose recent stay in Morocco will remain etched in the memories of his loved ones.
Belgian customs intercepted several tons of hashish from Morocco at the port of Antwerp. This unusual discovery actively relaunches investigations to unmask the recipients of this large shipment.
At 75, Aïcha lives with her daughter in Brussels. Yet this widowed woman of Moroccan origin suffers from loneliness. Thanks to an association, a 17-year-old high school student visits her regularly, fulfilling a vital need for outside companionship.
The National Customs Brigade has uncovered a vast money laundering network operating between Morocco, Spain and Belgium. Three import-export companies allegedly concealed funds linked to international drug trafficking.
Moroccan families established abroad must now anticipate an additional formality when an inheritance involves real estate in Morocco. Without a registration certificate, certain procedures with the Land Registry can be blocked.
Under the impetus of Europol and European prosecutors, Belgium is intensifying its fight against illegal streaming networks. Large-scale operations are now targeting pirate box suppliers, threatening a rapidly expanding market in the country.
Moroccan expats who sign abroad a deed concerning a property located in Morocco must now closely monitor deadlines. A delay in registration can result in penalties, even if procedures abroad take time.
Moroccan artist Dystinct, whose career began in Belgium, is making history in music. His continuous success has earned him an unprecedented world record for longevity at the top of the region’s charts.
Belgium’s Justice Minister is making an official visit to Morocco this Thursday. The main objective is to accelerate the transfer of Moroccan prisoners to their country of origin to relieve overcrowding in Belgian penitentiary centers.
Former Belgian comedian Moraad El Kasmi, on the run since a 100,000-euro contract was placed on his head, was arrested in Marrakech. He fell alongside other major drug barons from Antwerp.
Prosecuted for illegal exercise of financial activities in Belgium for nearly twenty years, the Banque Centrale Populaire and its French subsidiary have reached a criminal settlement. They must pay a sum exceeding 175 million euros.
A terrible tragedy has struck Belgium. Mohamed Cherif Bakkali and his son Amine, originally from Tangier, lost their lives on Saturday in a devastating warehouse fire in Anderlecht, raising strong emotions and numerous questions.