Moroccan singer Fatima Zahraa Al-Arousi sparked outrage after giving a concert in Israel. The event, which was organized by the Moroccan Liaison Office in Tel Aviv on the occasion of the Mimouna holiday celebrated by Moroccan Jews at the end of Passover, was shared on social media and quickly sparked a chain reaction.
On the web, a call to boycott Lacoste has been launched following the launch of a collection by the French brand displaying a map of Morocco amputated of its Sahara.
As the month of Ramadan begins in a few days, the import and marketing of Algerian dates could be banned in Morocco. Opposition deputies have launched an appeal in this direction.
In the wake of the diplomatic crisis between Rabat and Tunis, calls for a boycott of Tunisian products are being launched on social media in Morocco. Internet users are multiplying initiatives to express their anger.
After Karate, it is the turn of the Royal Moroccan Handball Federation (FRMHB) to announce the withdrawal of Moroccan clubs engaged in two inter-club competitions scheduled in Tunisia in September and October.
The COD of Meknes has decided not to participate in the Arab women’s basketball championship that will take place in Tunisia from September 20 to 28, as a form of protest against the reception of Brahim Ghali by Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed in the context of the TICAD .
Faced with the continuous rise in the prices of gasoline and diesel in Morocco, activists intend to organize a new campaign to boycott the petroleum products sold by several companies, including Afriquia of the Aziz Akhannouch group.
In Morocco, merchants have found a trick to bypass the boycott of Algerian dates which, according to some Internet users, would be "adulterated and toxic" because they come "from the oases where the French army had carried out nuclear tests".
Moroccan athletes who are part of the Moroccan delegation expected at the Tokyo Olympics have stated that they will miss the call if their federations do not pay them their full salaries. They complain about the treatment they receive and point out that their officials will be held accountable for the consequences of their absence from these international competitions for which the authorities have promised big bonuses in case of victory.
Some Spanish farmers have launched a boycott campaign against Moroccan agricultural products, particularly tomatoes. This adds to the diplomatic crisis between Morocco and Spain.
Coexphal, the association of fruit and vegetable producers in Almeria, is at war with agri-food products from Morocco. It has just launched a campaign with an open letter to Spanish supermarkets, asking them to exclude Moroccan products from their shelves.
Calls to boycott French products do not seem to be heard in Morocco. For now, this mobilization is limited to social networks and no action has been observed on the ground.