
Morocco Expands International Partnerships to Combat Terrorism and Extremism
Morocco is negotiating partnership agreements with countries and international organizations concerned with the fight against terrorism.

Morocco is negotiating partnership agreements with countries and international organizations concerned with the fight against terrorism.

A drug trafficking and illegal immigration network to southern Spain has been dismantled in Tangier.

A terrorist cell was dismantled on Monday by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) . Several arrests were made.

An individual was sentenced to 10 years in prison for terrorism and apology for terrorism, nearly a month after his arrest. This is the verdict handed down by the Salé Court of Appeal, specialized in terrorism cases.

The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) proceeded, on Friday, January 31, to the arrest of six individuals in Casablanca, Rabat, Khouribga and Agadir. Constituted in criminal networks, these people were arrested, among other offenses, for the forgery of official documents required for any visa application.

The European Center for Terrorism in France recently published a report on terrorist activities in Libya. It emerges that the number of Moroccans fighting in the ranks of Daesh in Libya amounts to about 260 jihadists.

The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigation (BCIJ) has just neutralized six individuals suspected of affiliation with Daesh. They are known for their admiration for this terrorist group, of which they regularly made the apology in the popular neighborhoods.

Eight individuals were arrested by the Central Brigade of Judicial Investigations for their alleged involvement in a criminal network specializing in fake visas and residence permits.

A 41-year-old extremist who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State of Daesh was arrested in Meknes by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ).

While planning a suicide attack, an ISIS supporter was arrested in Meknes last Saturday. This is the result of a joint operation carried out by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) and the judicial police services of Meknes.

Faced with the resurgence of terrorist cells choosing mosques as meeting places, Abdelhak Khiame, director of the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ, the central anti-terrorist body), stressed the "need to institutionalize places of worship".

The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations ( BCIJ ) dismantled on Wednesday, December 4, 2019, a new terrorist cell close to the extremist organization "Daesh". A total of 4 people were arrested, including one in Spain.