A woman who took in an abandoned little girl in Meknès through kafala must repay €4,710.99 to the CPAM. French justice considers that this Moroccan institution does not entitle her to the benefits paid for adoption leave.
Employed on a permanent contract as a heavy-goods vehicle driver, a Moroccan man wanted to change from the status of spouse of a French woman to that of an employee after his divorce. His employer submitted four work permit applications. All of them were closed. The prefecture ultimately refused him residence and issued him an OQTF.
Meknès has a long history with aviation. Yet, unlike many other major Moroccan cities, it still has no civilian airport. This is surprising given that a project already existed in the early 1950s.
A mother wanted to spend more than a month in Morocco with her child, but did not have the father’s consent. Asked to intervene before the departure, the Dutch courts ultimately authorized the trip and themselves replaced the missing consent.
Deprived of water for several days and facing heat, families in Fès had to buy bottled water or travel to distant water sources. An association is calling for an investigation into the management of this new crisis.
In Meknes, the real estate market declined in the first quarter of 2026. Prices are falling overall, but offices show strong growth, even as sales decrease.
Despite a year of negotiations, French producers have obtained no restrictions on Moroccan tomato volumes . The recent signing of a joint declaration rules out any constraints on shipment seasonality, cementing a true status quo.
The Fès-Meknes Regional Council has just approved the construction of a large-scale sports complex for nearly 600 million dirhams. This new venue is part of the preparations for the 2030 World Cup .
The Nespresso group has announced the closure of its customer relations center in Lyon. This restructuring involves externalizing a large portion of its activities to Morocco, while sparing French stores and sales teams.
As the 2030 World Cup approaches, Fès is taking a new leap forward. The spiritual capital is rolling out an ambitious plan aimed at transforming its freshly restored monuments into genuine levers of economic and cultural attractiveness.
A major security operation took place in Al Hoceima this Saturday. Police conducted a reconstruction of an armed robbery targeting a money transfer agency, the day after the arrest of a first suspect in Meknès.
Morocco is preparing a new phase of expansion for its highway network. Following major routes already opened, several projects are now on the table, with a clear objective: to relieve congestion on the busiest corridors, better connect regions, and support major events planned through 2030.