King Mohammed VI arrived Wednesday in northern Morocco. This regular visit at this time of year is an opportunity to inspect regional construction projects and strengthen ties with the population.
Intense cleaning and beautification work is currently underway in the streets of Tétouan and M’diq. This unexpected mobilization is fueling rumors of an imminent visit by King Mohammed VI in the coming weeks.
Facing general outrage, authorities commit to reopening paths leading to the famous Cabo Negro beach , in northern Morocco. The sudden installation of gates blocking passage had sparked a fierce controversy over the appropriation of the coastline.
For several days, a succession of low-intensity tremors has struck northern Morocco. A phenomenon directly linked to the tectonic consequences of the Al Haouz tragedy, but which currently poses no danger to the population.
Despite a national compliance rate exceeding 95% in 2025, several beaches in the Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region remain severely polluted. Wastewater discharge and plastic proliferation threaten local public health and safety.
The cities of Tétouan, M’diq and Fnideq are experiencing an acceleration of their urban construction projects. These vast development works anticipate the summer season and the long-awaited arrival of King Mohammed VI to celebrate Eid al-Adha.
King Mohammed VI is expected to arrive soon in the north of the country to celebrate Eid al-Adha and spend his summer vacation. Facing this imminent arrival, the cities of Tétouan and M’diq are stepping up extensive preparations.
Significant flooding affected the province of Tétouan on Saturday. Beyond the considerable material damage, this rainy episode revives the debate on the dilapidated drainage networks in Fnideq and M’Diq.
The authorities of M’diq have this week initiated legal proceedings to demolish several luxury villas located in the Tangier, Tetouan and Al Hoceima regions, belonging to a well-known millionaire in the region. The reason cited is urban planning violations and suspicions of illegal expropriation of collective lands and public property.
The city of M’diq is preparing to host the royal reception ceremony on the occasion of the Throne Feast, scheduled for Wednesday, July 30.
The numerous complaints from Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) and non-resident co-owners have revealed a lack of transparency in the management of homeowners’ associations in collective residences.
Faced with growing discontent from vacationers who denounce the anarchy on certain Moroccan beaches due to chair and umbrella renters, local authorities have taken a number of measures to put an end to public disorder.