
Study: Nearly 60% of Young Moroccans Consider Emigrating to Europe
Nearly 60% of Moroccans aged 18 to 29 are considering immigrating to Europe, reveals a recent study conducted by the Arab Barometer.

Nearly 60% of Moroccans aged 18 to 29 are considering immigrating to Europe, reveals a recent study conducted by the Arab Barometer.

Leaving Morocco where his family lives in destitution, Mustapha dreamed of succeeding in life in Europe. From Spain to France, his dreams turn into a nightmare. The teenager ends up hanged in a prison.

The Thai embassy in Morocco has expressed its willingness to "cooperate" with the Moroccan authorities for the release of dozens of young Moroccans detained and tortured by human trafficking networks.

Abdelmajid Mehdi, a visual artist specializing in the cosmos and the universe, clings to his art in France. Not without difficulties. The septuagenarian of Moroccan origin, who lives in precariousness, has been exhibiting his works at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris since February.

Mohamed Nrabet, a Moroccan residing in France for 25 years, has been "going through hell on a daily basis" since last December when he learned that he was no longer regularized. The 54-year-old man was unable to provide a "work permit" requested by the Isère prefecture to renew his residence permit. Yet he has a doctorate!

After more than two years of investigation, the police have managed to dismantle a vast migration network from Morocco. The mastermind of the network and one of his accomplices, an employee of the Paris police prefecture, have been arrested and indicted.

Information indicates the exploitation and mistreatment of Moroccan artisans legally established in Algeria or finding themselves in an irregular situation in the country.

For a few years now, Moroccan students have been at the top of the ranking of foreign students in France. They contribute to the country’s economy, to the strengthening of the French workforce, but also to the strengthening of diplomatic ties between Rabat and Paris. An opportunity that the controversial immigration law almost made France lose.

The Narbonne criminal court sentenced, this Monday, March 4, a 30-year-old man to eight months in prison for having employed Moroccan workers in an irregular situation in a wine estate.

Moroccans were the most naturalized in Europe in 2022. This is revealed by the public agency, Eurostat, which recently published its statistics on naturalizations.

Mohamed Sennahe and Alexy Mesrour, two Belgian-Moroccans living in Verviers, tell their story, punctuated by difficulties and duality. Still connected to their Moroccan origins, they are both happy and proud to be Verviers residents.

60 years after the signing by Rabat and Brussels of the convention "on the employment of Moroccan workers in Belgium", no emblematic place that could contribute to weaving social ties and enhancing the contributions of this immigrant population has been set up.