Arrived by patera in Lanzarote in 2023, Idir Tiguit, an 18-year-old Moroccan, was honored in Madrid by Queen Letizia. His exemplary journey illustrates the success of the " Talento Joven " professional integration program.
Teenagers from affluent families in Morocco and Algeria are being abandoned in Spain to take advantage of the social welfare system . This phenomenon, dubbed the "Menas-Erasmus", is mobilizing law enforcement in the face of massive fraud.
The Ministry of Higher Education has validated the payment of a monthly increase of 1,000 dirhams for civil servants in the sector. This revaluation will be directly integrated into the base salary and counted towards retirement.
In the Netherlands, Eid al-Fitr is gradually establishing itself as a common day off . Faced with an increasingly diverse society, companies and schools are adapting their regulations to facilitate this Muslim religious celebration.
Faced with the growing influence of the Moroccan diaspora, Spain is concerned about a possible political lobbying strategy. With nearly 900,000 residents, Morocco is deploying educational programs and encouraging targeted political integration within Spanish institutions.
A recent study (October 2025) conducted in the Balearic Islands highlights the collapse of post-compulsory education among young people of Moroccan origin . Between economic imperatives and domestic responsibilities, only 4 to 8% continue their studies.
After Rabat and Casablanca, the anger of parents is spreading to Fez. Dozens of families demonstrated on Thursday against the "unjustified" increase in tuition fees at French schools in Morocco for the 2026 school year.
A crisis of confidence is shaking the French education network in Morocco, where a continuous increase in school fees and the opaque management of real estate projects are provoking the anger of families, faced with a profound transformation of the educational model.
The Moroccan judiciary has ordered the closure of borders against the former director of the Regional Academy of Education and Training (AREF) of Rabat-Salé. This precautionary measure, which also targets other senior officials, is part of the investigation into the alleged misappropriation of public funds related to the controversial "Emergency Program" of education.
The 2026 school year is shaping up to be highly tense for the network of the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) in Morocco . The decision of the Board of Directors on December 18, 2025 to massively increase fees has triggered an unprecedented wave of protests in Rabat, Kénitra and Casablanca.
Parents of students enrolled in French establishments in Morocco will face unprecedented tuition fee increases starting next school year. This financial turning point, marked by regular annual increases, is accompanied by a new development that is crystallizing tensions: the introduction of annual registration fees, a previously unseen measure in this network.
Faced with increasing financial disengagement by the French state, the network of French educational institutions in Morocco is seeking greater contribution from families to balance its operating budgets. This new pricing orientation, marked by unprecedented increases and the introduction of annual registration fees, is redefining the relationship between the administration and parents.