Referring to the crisis between Algeria and France, Soufiane Djilali, president of Jil Jadid, deplored the firm and hostile position of the French Interior Minister, Bruno Retailleau, towards Algeria after the attack in Mulhouse on Saturday, as well as the alleged role of Moroccan lobbies in France in this crisis.
Suspended for months, direct flights between Israel and Morocco will resume by early April, at the end of Ramadan. The two countries formalized this decision during the recent visit to Marrakech of Miri Regev, the Israeli Minister of Transport, to attend the Fourth Global Road Safety Congress.
Israel is resuming the construction of the future building that will house its embassy in Rabat.
Algeria accuses Morocco, France and other countries of waging a "media war" against it.
Algeria still cannot digest France’s recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty. It is using its nationals in an irregular situation under OQTF (Obligation to Leave French Territory) as a means of pressure on Paris, but it could be caught in its own trap.
The former Keeper of the Seals of Nicolas Sarkozy, Rachida Dati , French Minister of Culture, is making an official visit to Morocco.
After several weeks spent in the United Arab Emirates as part of a private visit, King Mohammed VI is back in Morocco.
French historian Benjamin Stora, a specialist in Algerian history, has mentioned the role of Moroccan lobbies in France in the deterioration of bilateral relations between France and Algeria.
The information that US President Donald Trump would have included Morocco in his plan for Gaza is inaccurate. Israël Bachar, Israeli consul in Los Angeles, clarifies his remarks.
Morocco plans to establish a direct air link with India in order to strengthen trade and tourism exchanges between the two countries.
The threats of the Polisario Front, which has promised to attack Nouakchott and set the region on fire through war, do not shake the determination of Mauritania to open a new border post with Morocco.
Morocco expects to strengthen cooperation with the United States with the return of Donald Trump to the White House. Rabat hopes that the US president, who had recognized the Moroccanness of the Sahara during his previous term, will proceed, as he had announced five years ago, to the opening of a US consulate in Dakhla.