The prestigious British daily The Guardian has praised Morocco’s "reasonably effective" response to the violent earthquake that struck the country on September 8, without failing to criticize the "white savior".
A famous English financial daily puts Morocco in the spotlight. Considering that the security of the West depends on the stability and resilience of Morocco, the publication calls for "strengthening ties" with the kingdom.
Affected by the violent earthquake that shook Morocco, the BBC has decided to postpone the broadcast of the celebrity version of Race Across The World, which started in Marrakech and ended on the beaches of the Mediterranean.
Missing after the earthquake that shook Morocco and killed more than 2,400 people, two British tourists were found alive, sleeping safely in the streets of an isolated village.
As rescue and evacuation operations for the injured continue in Morocco, Rabat has not yet accepted France’s aid. For now, the kingdom has accepted aid from four countries: Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Spain and the United Kingdom.
While they arrived in Morocco to spend moments of relaxation, escape and discovery, dozens of Britons see their vacations turn into a nightmare in a four-star hotel in Marrakech.
A Premier League club wants to acquire the services of Moroccan international Azzedine Ounahi , who wants to have playing time this season. The English club would have entered into negotiations with Olympique de Marseille in this regard.
The BBC has revealed the stars participating in the celebrity race around the world, with the starting point in Marrakech. They will have to cover more than 10,000 km.
British billionaire Richard Branson’s Virgin Group is preparing to open six new luxury riads at the Kasbah Tamadot located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains in Marrakech.
The first episode of the fifth season of "Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby", a BBC 2 documentary series, has set up camp at the hotel of British billionaire Richard Branson, Kasbah Tamadot, located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, in Marrakech. Chef Monica Galetti and British lawyer and TV personality Rob Rinder are the co-hosts.
The appearance of Moroccan defender Nouhaila Benzina , the first player to wear the hijab at a women’s World Cup, is a revolution hailed in the United Kingdom. This leads a British coach to compare her country to France, where the wearing of the veil in sport remains prohibited.
France, the United Kingdom and Spain are the two main buyers who contributed to the strong growth in Moroccan exports of fruits and berries recorded over the 2018-2022 period.