
Cheb Khaled Prepares New Album with Arab Artists, Reflects on Pandemic's Impact
The king of Raï music and global icon for over 40 years, Cheb Khaled, is preparing his new album which will see the light of day on the horizon of 2021.

The king of Raï music and global icon for over 40 years, Cheb Khaled, is preparing his new album which will see the light of day on the horizon of 2021.

A Lebanese national was arrested on Sunday evening in Marrakech during a security operation carried out by the elements of the judicial police brigade.

Lebanese singer Ramy Ayach has just announced the upcoming opening of a series of trendy restaurants across Morocco. The star already has two establishments on the Casablanca corniche.

Lebanese artists have expressed their gratitude to King Mohammed VI for the emergency humanitarian and medical aid received by the Lebanese people in the aftermath of the double explosion that occurred in the port of the capital Beirut on August 4.

The most famous marriage between a Moroccan and a Lebanese is that of Prince Moulay Abdallah with Lamia Essolh, daughter of the Lebanese political leader Riad Essolh.

Morocco has deployed a military field hospital in Beirut to provide care to the victims of the explosion that shook Lebanon a few days ago. A total of 1,680 services have been provided to 791 patients and 12 surgical operations have been performed there.

The Lebanese star, Ramy Ayach, deeply touched by the concern of the royal family, who inquired about the health of his wife, has expressed his gratitude to King Mohammed VI in a tweet posted on his personal account.

Since the dispatch of humanitarian and medical aid to Lebanon, Lebanese stars have not spared praise on King Mohammed VI for his "great generosity".

Prince Moulay Hicham and the Islamist sheikh Hassan El Kettani made offensive remarks towards the Lebanese after the two macabre explosions in Beirut. The Lebanese press and Internet users are crying out in outrage.

King Mohammed VI has ordered the dispatch of nearly a dozen planes loaded with aid to Beirut. This significant support from the Kingdom comes the day after the explosions that rocked Lebanon.

As she was interviewing Faisal Al-Seel, project manager of the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy, in a live broadcast, Moroccan journalist Maryam Toumi of BBC was thrown to the ground during the explosion that shook the Lebanese capital Beirut on Tuesday.

King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences and compassion to the Lebanese president, following the explosion that occurred in the port of Beirut.