Jalil Laaboudi
Ruined by a marriage promise in Morocco , Victoria, 49, has found refuge at Roissy airport. Like around a hundred homeless people, this former care worker is trying to survive in the terminals of the Île-de-France region.
Transfers from Moroccans living abroad continue to grow. By the end of April 2026, they reached nearly 40 billion dirhams, confirming once again the financial weight of the diaspora in the Moroccan economy.
A vast investigation reveals how Moroccan companies divert export subsidies to evade taxes. Their ultimate goal: massively transfer their profits abroad to purchase residences or foreign nationalities.
Arriving in Belgium with her Moroccan diploma, Kamilia Fikri left hospital employment to become an independent nurse. A deliberate professional choice that offers her complete flexibility and comfortable gross income, despite sometimes very demanding schedules.
To protect its national livestock ahead of Eid al-Adha, Morocco has drastically halted the importation of Iberian sheep. A dissuasive customs tax has reduced Moroccan purchases to nothing, forcing Spain to turn to other markets.
Air transport between France and Morocco is in excellent health. The connections linking Parisian airports to the cities of Marrakech and Casablanca are reaching the top of international traffic at the start of this year.
The first quarter of 2026 is smiling on Morocco’s banking giant. Attijariwafa Bank posts net profit on the rise , approaching 3 billion dirhams. A performance driven by strong credit dynamics and a decline in doubtful receivables.
The African Lion 2026 military exercise transformed southern Morocco into a genuine technological laboratory. The US military deployed artificial intelligence systems and autonomous vehicles there, sketching the formidable face of tomorrow’s conflicts.
On the eve of the Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal, Luis Enrique confirmed the availability of Achraf Hakimi. The Moroccan should regain his starting position on the right flank.
Propelled by social media, Chefchaouen sees its blue alleyways invaded by visitors. Like other international destinations, the Moroccan city is bearing the full brunt of digital virality, which has become the new compass for vacationers planning their holidays.
Nearly a thousand marriages of convenience are recorded each year in Belgium to obtain papers. Facing this fraud, the government deploys a new digital counterattack to permanently block cheaters.
The easyJet airline is preparing the 2026/2027 winter season by targeting Morocco. Six new routes will join its network from the end of October, connecting Agadir, Essaouira and Marrakech to Europe.