Anticipating the high demand for family record books as the season approaches for the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), the Ministry of the Interior is mobilizing civil status inspectors at the prefecture level in the various regions of Morocco. Currently, there is a real shortage of family record books.
Missing for more than a week, Amjad Jacquemin, a 13-year-old teenager, remains untraceable. His family is desperately searching for him. The national police have issued a missing person alert for the young man of Moroccan origin.
After 24 years of living in France, Hassan Youssefi, a 46-year-old Moroccan, was expelled from French territory. In a relationship for ten years and father of two children, this entrepreneur was forced to abandon his family in Haute-Saône, leaving his wife and children in a worrying situation of precariousness.
The tribute concert in honor of Cheb Hasni and Cheb Akil, scheduled for January 31 in Tangier, was canceled after the opposition of the families of these deceased Algerian artists.
While trying to throw firecrackers out of her apartment on Artevelde Street (Brussels), a young Moroccan girl lost several fingers. Suspects have been arrested.
In Essonne, Moroccans and other foreigners in France, candidates for family reunification, have been living a nightmare for two or even three years. An unbearable situation for families facing separation as the end-of-year holidays approach.
Money transfers made by Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) not only contribute significantly to Morocco’s GDP, but also represent a real safety valve for families.
Deputy Aziza Boujrida, member of the Haraki group, is questioning the Minister of Solidarity, Social Integration and the Family, Naïma Ben Yahya, on the issue of violence against Moroccan men.
Mohammed Enniya, his wife and their three children risk finding themselves on the street in the coming days. The Moroccan family has been trying in vain for more than a year to find new housing after the expiration of their rental contract.
Amina Thimou, 13, will have to live the rest of her life with four fingers missing. The girl of Moroccan origin tried to throw one of the fireworks fired by minors towards the balcony of the apartment where she lives with her parents and brother, in the center of Brussels.
Placed in pre-trial detention on August 14 last for attempted murder on her mother the day before, Dalila N., a 32-year-old woman, was presented on Thursday before the Brussels Criminal Court.
"What I’m Looking For". This is the title of the book by Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, which will be published on November 9 by Fayard editions. The European deputy talks about his "memorable" vacations at his grandfather’s in Morocco.