In Marrakech, international investors, foreign tourists, as well as Moroccans residing in Europe, particularly in France and the Netherlands, are showing a growing interest in real estate to the point of causing upward pressure on property prices.
Lamya Essemlali, president of Sea Shepherd France since 2008, spoke at length on Tuesday, June 3, during a conference in Gennevilliers (Hauts-de-Seine), her hometown, about her commitment to saving the oceans.
Following reports containing precise information on the exploitation of alleged foreign "investors" by members of a network, control elements from the Exchange Office are investigating the activities of companies - registered in the name of foreigners in Morocco, the majority of whom hold French or Turkish nationality - involved in the illicit transfer of funds between Tangier, Casablanca and El Jadida, mainly specializing in import-export, textiles and clothing.
A new episode of intense heat is expected in France next week due to hot air coming from Morocco.
In France, the ordeal of foreign workers to obtain or renew their residence permit continues.
One of the men suspected of being involved in the murder of the caretaker of a social hotel in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, strangled in June 2024 by three men during the theft of the establishment’s safe, is still in custody.
The two men who made a winemaker and champagne exporter, met in Antony (Hauts-de-Seine), believe that he was the ambassador of the Moroccan royal family, that he had become president of the intergalactic council, "UN" or the privileged ally of former US President Barack Obama, have seen their sentences increased by the Versailles Court of Appeal.
While there is an extradition agreement between Morocco and France that came into effect in 2011, neither Rabat nor Paris accept the extradition of their nationals. The extradition of Franco-Moroccan Badiss Mohamed Bajjou, arrested in Tangier (Morocco) on June 3 and suspected of being the mastermind behind "cryptorapts" to France, is therefore impossible. It is still possible that he may serve a potential sentence in French prisons.
Franco-Moroccan Badiss Mohamed Bajjou, 24, was arrested Tuesday in Morocco, announced French Minister of Justice Gérald Darmanin on Wednesday. He is believed to be the mastermind behind a series of kidnappings recorded in recent months in the cryptocurrency community in France.
In Palavas-les-Flots, the criminal court pronounced an acquittal in favor of a Moroccan man whose wife accused him of domestic violence.
In France, an administrative court complicates the lives of residence permit applicants, mostly from sub-Saharan African and North African countries, including Moroccans.
In France, Mohamed Amghar has just won his legal battle against his former employer who had forced him to change his first name. A relief for the man who spent 20 years of his life being called "Antoine" at work.