For several years now, Moroccan customs have put in place a 90% exemption for retired Moroccans living abroad (MRE) wishing to clear their vehicle in Morocco. To do this, several conditions are required as explained in the latest guide dedicated to MREs.
Thousands of Moroccans from Europe arrived last weekend in Ceuta from the Spanish ports as part of the Marhaba Operation, causing a massive traffic jam at the border of the city with Morocco.
One month after its launch on June 15, the Marhaba 2023 Operation has already recorded the passage of more than 600,000 Moroccans from Europe and 145,000 vehicles from Spanish ports to Morocco.
Moroccans Residing Abroad who meet the conditions to benefit from the 90% deduction as part of a vehicle clearance must provide several supporting documents.
The Moroccan government spokesman, Mustapha Baïtas, wanted to reassure Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) about the automatic exchange of financial and tax information, signed by the kingdom with the OECD in Paris on June 25, 2019.
70% of the investments of the Moroccan community living abroad are devoted to the real estate sector , according to Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, the Minister of National Land Use Planning, Urban Planning, Housing and City Policy.
The Minister of Transport and Logistics, Mohammed Abdeljalil, reacted on Monday to the opposition’s criticism in the House of Representatives about the rise in boat ticket prices between Spain and Morocco, explaining that this increase is due to global inflation.
As of Sunday, July 9, a total of 419,500 Moroccans living abroad and more than 101,000 vehicles have transited through the Spanish ports as part of the Marhaba 2023 Operation.
"From the candle to the spotlights." This is the title of the book that retraces the journey of Abdel-François Nadini, the manager of the Orangerie tennis club, in the Parc neighborhood. The author recounts his rise.
As part of the Marhaba 2023 operation, the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans Living Abroad has inaugurated a reception center in Rabat.
The increase in ferry ticket prices between Morocco and Spain is causing concern among Moroccans living abroad (MRE), many of whom are going to Morocco this year to see their loved ones. The Moroccan Minister of Transport and Logistics, Mohammed Abdeljalil, spoke on the issue during the session at the House of Representatives.
The Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration has recently unveiled its new guide dedicated to Moroccans living abroad.