A council of ministers was held on Monday, June 28 at the Royal Palace in Fez, under the effective chairmanship of King Mohammed VI. Two framework laws, a draft law and several draft decrees and international conventions were adopted.
Hundreds of Moroccans residing in Melilla demonstrated on Sunday to "implore" King Mohammed VI to reopen the borders to allow them to see their loved ones in Morocco.
Following the death last Sunday of the artist Abdelmounaim El Jamaï at the age of 73, King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolences and compassion to the artist’s family.
A government council is being held this Monday, June 28, at the royal palace of Fez , under the chairmanship of King Mohammed VI. On the agenda: the validation by the sovereign of several framework laws.
The New Development Model (NMD) and the role that Moroccans living abroad can play in it will be the subject of a series of debates initiated by the digital platform "Awacer TV", under the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME). These meetings, which aim to accompany the current debate on the NMD, will be broadcast until August 6.
Tetouan is sprucing itself up to welcome King Mohammed VI and many Moroccans who will spend their summer vacation there this summer. Several projects related to the living environment have started in the city.
In an effort to create a climate of appeasement, the National Federation of the Hotel Industry (FNIH) has decided to extend its seduction campaign to all Moroccans. The exceptional 30% discount on hotel rates for Moroccans residing abroad is also intended for nationals, provided the stay is booked for a period not exceeding September 30.
King Mohammed VI congratulated Naftali Bennett on his election as Prime Minister of Israel. This is likely to reassure the new strongman of the Hebrew state about the maintenance of the normalization agreement between the two countries.
Following the intervention of King Mohammed VI , shipping companies have lowered the prices of maritime travel and increased the capacity of maritime lines to Moroccan ports, in order to facilitate the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
The decision of King Mohammed VI to get involved in the return of Moroccans living abroad this summer, by ordering all stakeholders in the transport sector to charge reasonable prices, is welcomed by the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME), which sees it as a sign of permanent attachment to the members of this community.
Following the instructions of King Mohammed VI , the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is offering reduced and fixed rates to facilitate the return of Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) . In total, three million seats are on sale. The biggest beneficiaries are those traveling as a family.
King Mohammed VI has just ordered the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity to set up a special support system for members of the Moroccan community residing abroad, on board the ships operating the crossing, in order to ensure the best crossing and disembarkation conditions.