
Morocco Heat Wave: Atlantic Coast Swimming Ban Alert
An intense heat wave and violent winds are hitting Morocco. With temperatures approaching 44°C, authorities ban swimming on almost the entire Atlantic coastline for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nadia El A.

An intense heat wave and violent winds are hitting Morocco. With temperatures approaching 44°C, authorities ban swimming on almost the entire Atlantic coastline for Tuesday and Wednesday.

The imminent connection of Marrakech to the Safi desalination plant marks a turning point. This strategic infrastructure will guarantee drinking water to more than one and a half million inhabitants, offering a lasting response to regional water stress.

The massive capital injected by Asian industrialists into Moroccan automotive manufacturing is alarming Brussels. The European Union fears that the kingdom could serve as a gateway to flood its market with subsidized electric vehicles.

A violent crash claimed the lives of three people, including a security officer, in the municipality of Lmechrek. Their vehicle plunged into an agricultural canal as they were returning from a wedding celebration.

Gone are the days of risky paper mandates. Since Monday, June 1st, Morocco requires electronic registration of any power of attorney linked to a real estate transaction . A radical reform aimed at eradicating fraud and securing sales.

Car imports are rising sharply in Morocco. According to the latest figures from the Office of Exchange, purchases of vehicles abroad increased significantly during the first four months of 2026, in a general context of rising imports of goods.

Morocco is seriously considering acquiring its first military submarines. This determination to close its strategic gap with Algeria is disrupting the Mediterranean balance and forcing Spain to urgently overhaul its naval surveillance.

The Marrakech police prefecture conducted a major operation against extortion on the streets. Thirty-four individuals posing as parking attendants were arrested for illegally demanding money from motorists.

On the eve of the 2026 World Cup in North America, Morocco is displaying very high ambitions. Ranked eighth in the world, the Atlas Lions are entering a new era under the leadership of Mohamed Ouahbi .

Morocco’s team began its training on Friday, May 29 for the 2026 World Cup . Under the direction of Mohamed Ouahbi, the players are preparing seriously before heading to North America.

A vast criminal network is flooding Spain with textile waste from Morocco . Falsely declared as second-hand clothing, over 2,000 tonnes of industrial waste have been abandoned clandestinely, causing an ecological disaster and serious fire hazards.

Spanish summer fruit producers are worried about foreign competition. Facing pressure from imports, particularly from Morocco, they are calling on their government to protect their revenues and prevent price collapse.