
Moroccan Migrants Increasingly Use Balkan Route to Reach EU, Bypassing Mediterranean
Many Moroccan candidates for illegal immigration prefer to emigrate to Europe by crossing the Balkans route rather than crossing the Mediterranean.

Many Moroccan candidates for illegal immigration prefer to emigrate to Europe by crossing the Balkans route rather than crossing the Mediterranean.

A young migrant from Morocco succumbed to his injuries shortly after being admitted to the Bordeaux University Hospital. He had been fatally wounded during the night of Friday, November 22, by another migrant whom the police managed to apprehend.

The Moroccan international, Youssef Aït Bennasser, was officially presented on Monday, September 23, to the Girondins de Bordeaux, with whom he is committing to a one-season loan. Injured in the foot since his stint with the national team, the Atlas Lion is awaiting his recovery before taking the Bordeaux pitch.

The University of Bordeaux in France has returned to the National Institute of Archaeology and Heritage (INSAP) of Morocco 20 objects representing human remains, in the form of bone residues, discovered during excavations in the Rouazi cemetery in Skhirat.

A 24-year-old Moroccan man was placed in custody twice in a row in less than 24 hours for various offenses.

Yassine Benrahou makes no secret of his football nationality. The young midfielder of Girondins de Bordeaux would like to be the Ambassador of Morocco and not that of Algeria.

On the initiative of the France Maroc Foundation for Peace and Sustainable Development, and the Ribat Al Fath Association for Sustainable Development, Franco-Moroccan meetings were held from September 1 to 6 in Bordeaux, between Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs). These meetings focused on the sustainable economic development of the southern provinces of the Kingdom.

The mixed performances of Moroccan international Youssef Ait Bennasser, on loan to Saint Etienne, in no way tarnish the decision of the Girondins de Bordeaux to acquire his services. The former AS Monaco member should soon join the boards of the Bordelais, one of the oldest clubs in French football.

They will undoubtedly remember their plane journey from Marrakech for a long time. While the passengers were originally supposed to land in Bordeaux, they were diverted to Toulouse. Then began their ordeal: the wait and the "Ryanair" company, not to mention, leaving them for a good part of the night on site and without information...

The airline Ryanair has just launched a new flight between the cities of Bordeaux and Ouarzazate. The inaugural flight took place yesterday with 160 passengers on board.