The use of cannabis for medical, cosmetic and industrial purposes was at the heart of a study day held on Tuesday. This day of reflection focused on "the feasibility studies carried out by the Ministry of the Interior on the national development of cannabis for medical, cosmetic and industrial purposes".
The smooth running of the anti-Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Morocco is unanimously acclaimed. This is the case with "Vaccination: the Moroccan miracle", the title of the report by the French magazine ELLE on this successful vaccination campaign in Morocco.
Three elements of the auxiliary forces have been placed in pre-trial detention in Tétouan. The publication of a video shot on a scene of violence would be at the origin of their arrest confirmed by the public prosecutor near the court of this city.
Halfway through the holy month of Ramadan, "Tramdina" just claimed a victim in Fez. The victim, a man in his forties and a security guard, did not survive a violent blow from a young man in his thirties after a disagreement deemed trivial by those around him.
About twenty young people were arrested by the gendarmerie in a private residence in Harhoura, near Rabat. They are accused of drug use, gathering and violating the state of health emergency.
Moroccans have been exempt since early April from about twenty documents deemed non-essential for administrative service, according to a circular from the Ministry of the Interior.
Disciplinary and corrective measures have been taken by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) against around forty police officers. They are accused of cases of exam fraud.
The Minister of the Interior has instructed local authorities to issue special permits to professional football players and their staff, allowing them to move freely for matches as well as for training sessions in the evenings of Ramadan.
About forty people, mainly young people and a café manager, were arrested on Wednesday evening and taken to the police station for violating the state of emergency in Marrakech. This was during a raid by local authorities in a café, owned by a local official.
Morocco has decided to equip its Auxiliary Forces (FA) with new equipment in total secrecy. This is to strengthen these security apparatuses for future missions, particularly in the Sahara where hostilities have resumed with a vengeance since last November.
The Moroccan authorities have announced, without much precision, support for the cafe and restaurant sector, which has been engaged in a strike movement since Friday across the country to compel the government to take emergency measures to save the catering industry and relax restrictions during the month of Ramadan.
Elections will indeed take place in Morocco and on time. An initial electoral calendar has just been published by the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit.