The Ceuta Ya! party is preparing to question the government about the situation at the land border with Morocco during the next plenary session of the Assembly. The political group will ask what measures the Executive intends to implement to end what they call chaos.
Control services of the Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration (ADII) at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakech-Menara have increased their vigilance in the face of multiplying attempts of illegal currency trafficking abroad, particularly to Turkey.
In Morocco, the export of copper and aluminum is now subject to new rules enacted by the Customs and Indirect Tax Administration (ADII).
Networks exploit people with mental disorders as managers of fictitious companies created to import goods while bypassing customs.
Odd attire for a law enforcement representative. A customs officer stationed at the Beni Ensar center, in the province of Nador, finds himself in hot water after being caught in full service wearing... sportswear. A dress code violation that constitutes a flagrant breach of internal regulations and could cost him dearly.
The national customs brigade is thoroughly examining documents related to suspicious import operations conducted by companies benefiting from the "temporary admission carnet" regime, via the ports of Casablanca, Tanger Med, and Agadir. These operations are part of an in-depth investigation.
The Moroccan customs and tax authorities are investigating several fictitious companies suspected of fraud. These companies are said to have used false documents and altered customs declarations to avoid taxes and facilitate illegal fund transfers abroad.
President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday the imposition of 10% tariffs on imports from all countries, including Morocco.
Defrauded by two Chinese export companies of household goods and kitchen utensils, Moroccan importers are working to recover their funds.
Moroccan fruit and vegetable exporters are complaining about the congestion of the port of Tanger Med, noting that this situation affects the quality of their products destined for European countries.
Customs services have raided shops known for selling gold in the Hassani district of Youssoufia.
The big return of Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) to the country generally takes place during the summer, but many of them, especially the older ones, prefer to avoid the big rush of the holidays. But before coming to Morocco, beware of unpleasant surprises at Moroccan customs.