
Former Miss France Malika Ménard Welcomes First Child on Mother's Day
Journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, 37, and her husband, Belgian-Moroccan businessman Karim, 50, are now parents of a baby girl named Sherazade.

Journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, 37, and her husband, Belgian-Moroccan businessman Karim, 50, are now parents of a baby girl named Sherazade.

Morocco intends to implement a series of programs aimed at "encouraging and motivating Moroccans around the world to invest in their country of origin," recently stated Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Moroccans Residing Abroad.

While meeting the conditions and having submitted his residence permit renewal application to the Caen prefecture, a Moroccan born in France is living a nightmare. His case is not isolated.

A study by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) provides an update on the number of immigrants and foreigners residing in France. Many of them are of Moroccan origin.

The maritime company Baleària has strengthened its connection between Tarifa and Tangier City by adding a second vessel. Since May 23, the fast ferry Jaume I has joined the fleet, increasing the number of daily departures from four to six on this route opened on May 8.

A twelve-story building on Abdelmoumen Avenue is at the center of a large judicial case in Casablanca. Its construction plan, which is believed to have been falsified, shows structural modifications deemed dangerous for public safety, a threat illustrated by a partial collapse that occurred in the past.

Moroccans Living Abroad (MRE) are under threat of eviction from their apartment in Tangier. It’s the former tenant who has won the case and could regain possession of the property.

Prevented from attending her ex-husband’s trial in 2020, Khadija, a victim of domestic violence , filed a complaint against the French State for judicial malfunctions. On Wednesday, May 21, the Paris court ruled in her favor, ordering the State to pay her 8,000 euros in damages.

Yasmine Tellal is a Moroccan woman who was exploited and suffered violence in the fields of southern France. She has been fighting for seven years to obtain justice. The appeal trial of her former employer opens this Thursday before the Avignon court.

A former Member of Parliament from the Popular Movement Party (MP) and former president of the Beni Mellal commune, a Moroccan-American, a public official, and an engineer are being prosecuted while in custody, while twelve other individuals are being prosecuted while free on charges related to embezzlement of public funds.

In Spain, unaccompanied foreign minor migrants (MENA) adapt to the job market better than Spanish minors under guardianship with whom they live in public homes, reveals a study.

Morocco fails to take advantage of Moroccans Residing Abroad (MRE) even though they boost the Moroccan economy and strongly contribute to the growth of tourism through their remittances, direct investments, and their regular return to the country as part of the Marhaba operation.