The Ministerial Statistical Service of Immigration in France under the Ministry of the Interior has revealed the number of Moroccans who obtained a residence permit in 2021.
A Christmas nativity scene was destroyed with a hammer in Spain. An act wrongly attributed by the former lawyer turned European deputy, Gilbert Collard, to a Moroccan.
As of last September, more than 26,000 Moroccans have emigrated abroad to settle and work , according to the ministry in charge of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills.
French farmers continue to turn to Morocco to make up for the labor shortage. Those who are supporters of the Rassemblement national (RN) and who do not hesitate to mention an immigration problem are beginning to change their perception of Moroccan seasonal workers.
The announcement by Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin of the creation of a "shortage occupation" residence permit for undocumented workers already in France, recorded in the future law on asylum and immigration, brings hope to Laïla, a Moroccan woman living in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, in the Manche.
Young Moroccans and other nationalities pursuing higher education in France quickly move from student status to worker status. They constitute a valuable pool of skilled labor.
Undocumented workers already in France could easily obtain residence permits. The government has announced a measure to this effect in its future law on asylum and immigration, scheduled for the first half of 2023. Enough to delight the Berry apple growers who are sorely lacking in staff and are ready to recruit Moroccan workers.
To address the labor shortage, France is considering creating a "labor shortage" residence permit to facilitate the recruitment of foreign workers in an irregular situation in sectors that are struggling to hire.
The French government intends to adopt a new approach - recorded in its future law on asylum and immigration, scheduled for the first half of 2023 - regarding the issue of immigrants subject to an obligation to leave French territory (OQTF).
The Arab Barometer conducted a study on Moroccans’ perception of racism in their country. What do they think about it?
The foreign-born workforce is very important in Île-de-France, where it represents more than 20% of the active population, according to a study by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE).
Faced with the difficulties of family reunification in Belgium, voices are rising to demand the simplification of procedures.