On June 8, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian will visit Morocco. The occasion will be for him to meet his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita, and to raise several topics of common interest.
While we (also) wrote that El Mortada Iamrachen had benefited from the royal pardon on the occasion of Eid Al Fitr, it turned out that this information was false. And it is a strange affair, given the sources of this information. Namely, among others, lawyers close to the case...
Mortada Iamrachen, who had been convicted of apology for terrorism, has just benefited from the pardon of King Mohammed VI granted to 755 detainees, including 107 people convicted during the events of the Rif and Jerada.
Nearly ten years after the launch by King Mohammed VI of the program to plant 3 million date palm trees by 2020, where are we today?
On an official visit to Rabat on Tuesday, May 28, for the promotion of the American plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace, Jared Kushner, special advisor to the US president, as well as other American personalities who accompanied him, had discussions with King Mohammed VI. Satisfied with their meeting with the Moroccan sovereign, the emissaries of Donald Trump reaffirmed the excellent level of diplomacy between the two countries.
King Mohammed VI proceeded to inaugurate the addiction treatment center in Benslimane, a year after launching the construction work in June 2018. The project required an investment budget of 6 million dirhams.
King Mohammed VI invited the son-in-law of the American president, Jared Kushner, to a ftour at the royal palace in Rabat. The latter arrived on Tuesday in Morocco, as part of a tour that will take him to Jordan and Israel.
King Mohammed VI has just launched a socio-professional reintegration program for the benefit of former prisoners. A socially impactful action, the project consists of providing financial assistance to ex-prisoners with projects in commerce, industry, services, crafts, catering, agriculture or construction.
As every year and on the instructions of King Mohammed VI, the Royal Guard organizes the distribution of the "Ftour" meal throughout Ramadan for underprivileged families in several cities in Morocco.
King Mohammed VI has granted Moroccan nationality to several public figures, including Algerians, Iranians and French. In 2013, the king had granted nationality to the Algerian Raï singer, Cheb Khaled, and to Faudel.
The heir apparent Moulay Hassan is said to have, like his father King Mohammed VI, started taking walks on the Ain Diab corniche, according to some media sources.
A poor old woman is said to have, in conversation with King Mohammed VI , complained about the reception she received when she came to pick up a Ramadan basket.