A few times after sealing a protocol of agreement with Maître Gims (Friend of King Mohammed VI), aimed at creating the Lamalif Afrique Company, the associates of the Congolese rapper have just increased the share capital of Lamalif Group. It goes from 10 million dirhams to triple.
King Mohammed VI appointed several new Ambassadors at the Royal Palace in Rabat on Tuesday, June 25, 2019. Some embassies were vacant and others were reinforced with the arrival of personalities with a lot of experience.
Soufiane El Bahri clarified that, contrary to what some people and some media have claimed, he continues to manage the King Mohammed VI’s Pages on the social network Facebook.
A journalist, working for a local media outlet in the city of Sidi Slimane, claims to have met King Mohammed VI by chance. He also recounts many other things, including the fact that the Sovereign told him not to draw attention to them.
After more than two years of work and four years after signing a convention with the Moroccan state, the PSA (Peugeot-Citroën) plant in Kenitra was officially inaugurated yesterday, Thursday, June 20, 2019, by King Mohammed VI.
The brother of King Mohammed VI, Prince Moulay Rachid, celebrates his 49th birthday on Thursday, June 20, 2019.
A press release, probably to avoid all excesses. Yesterday, the Ministry of the Royal Household, Protocol and Chancellery published a press release in which it calls on the various institutions to celebrate it in a normal and simple way.
An entrepreneur from the city of Meknes tried to sacrifice a sheep in front of the Royal Palace of Salé, in the hope of imploring the Sovereign’s sympathy to resolve his difficulties in renting a local market in the Toulal region.
King Mohammed VI has just addressed a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the occasion of his country’s national holiday.
Saâdeddine El Othmani gave a long interview to the pan-African weekly "Jeune Afrique". The Moroccan head of government discusses his relations with King Mohammed VI and the impact of government action on Moroccans. But also the socio-political crisis that Algeria is going through.
21 years behind bars will not have overcome the will of this man to be fully exonerated. A third royal pardon has been offered to him and a third time he rejects it. He is asking for the reopening of the investigation into the crime that sent him to life imprisonment: a case of murder and decapitation.
An activist of the Rif Hirak named Mohamed Mekouh has just left Morocco, heading for Europe, after being arrested twice and once pardoned by King Mohammed VI.