As part of the Marhaba Operation 2025, the Tanger Med port authority recommends a round-trip ticket before accessing the port during the period from August 1 to 31, 2025.
In Morocco, the event planning sector, particularly weddings, is going through an unprecedented crisis. Even Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) who contribute to its growth during the summer season are missing.
Buying real estate in Morocco is an important step for many Moroccans living abroad (MREs). But beyond the price and location, certain tax and administrative obligations are often overlooked. Here are five key points to keep in mind.
A plane from the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair is the cause of a 24-hour delay of a flight between Fez and the Spanish city of Alicante, forcing the passengers - Moroccans residing abroad - to remain at the Fez-Saïss airport until the next day.
The Moroccan tax system provides several tax breaks for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). However, many are unaware of certain provisions that can significantly reduce their taxes. Here are five little-known but very useful benefits.
Belgian-Moroccan singer Abdelhafid Douzi wishes to keep his family life private and has made this known to his fans.
Elements of the Royal Gendarmerie arrested on Thursday in the Gzenaya area, on the outskirts of Tangier, an individual in a state of drunkenness threatening to attack the residents of a neighborhood and damage their property.
A Moroccan expatriate who returned to Morocco after 18 years abroad finds himself in a delicate situation: he receives a warning giving him only 10 days to demolish his real estate properties in Azemmour, the result of a significant investment.
The shipping company Balearia is facing strong criticism regarding its route between the ports of Tarifa and Tanger Ville. Visible technical problems, passenger complaints, and an alleged breach of contract have been reported, prompting a call for intervention by local authorities.
Due to the surge in prices of tourism services (accommodation, catering, transportation), summer vacations have become a real headache for many Moroccan families. Yet, images and videos of crowded beaches and bustling tourist destinations, posted on social media, suggest the opposite.
Many Moroccans living in Europe had to spend hours in the vehicle waiting area at "Loma Colmenar" before crossing the border of Ceuta with Morocco.
Bouchaib Rami, president of the Club of Moroccan Investors Abroad, advocates for the establishment of a third neutral commission tasked with studying the reasons for the rejection of investment projects presented by members of the diaspora.