In Orvault, the police officers of the emergency police made a rather strange discovery in a semi-trailer registered in Morocco. Six people, including four Moroccans, were apprehended.
The Administrative Court of Appeal of Nantes (Loire Atlantique) ruled in favor of a Moroccan father living in Saran, near Orléans, threatened with expulsion. The prefect’s decree and the court’s judgment were simply annulled.
Moroccan player Imran Louza, a member of FC Nantes, is the victim of the racism so decried in France. He was the target of racist insults and death threats on social media following the defeat of FC Nantes against Nice (1-2) last Sunday.
The door of the mosque in Nantes was the target of a fire, on Thursday night. This criminal act, which occurs a few days before the start of Ramadan, did not cause any casualties, but damage is to be deplored.
Two French elected officials have made proposals on the situation of unaccompanied foreign minors, including many Moroccans, who survive through delinquency in Paris, Montpellier, Toulouse, Nantes, Rennes, etc. This is the essence of the report of a parliamentary mission.
Olympique de Marseille continues its prospecting, in search of a player to compensate for the void left by its midfielder Morgan Sanson. In addition to Moroccan international Amine Harit, the Marseille club has embarked on the trail of Franco-Moroccan player Imran Louza .
Letters were addressed to the Assalam mosque in Nantes and the Al-Houda mosque in Saint-Herblain located in the Nantes agglomeration. When opening them, the officials of the two places of worship made a strange discovery.
Announced a few days ago in the new government of Jean Castex, the Franco-Moroccan (MoDem) deputy from the 5th constituency of Loire-Atlantique, Sarah El Haïry, was finally appointed this Sunday, July 26, 2020, Secretary of State, in charge of Youth and Engagement with the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports.
While she had left Brains, south of Nantes, for a week’s vacation in Agadir, from March 9 to 16, Patricia Aubinais had found herself confined in Morocco . After 52 days of extended vacation, this woman from Saint-Mars de Coutais finally returned to Nantes on April 29.
The Franco-Moroccan international, Imran Louza , a regular starter at FC Nantes, was elected player of the month for January 2020. The French attacking midfielder could soon prove himself with the national team, in the upcoming CAN 2021 qualifiers.
Mohamed Achamlane, self-proclaimed emir of Moroccan origin, born in Nantes in November 1977, who was serving a 9-year prison sentence, has just regained his freedom. Arrested for criminal conspiracy in connection with a terrorist enterprise, this Nantes Islamist "targeted" the Hyper Cacher.
Moroccan families and their children, asylum seekers and originally from Morocco, were evicted from a squat located in Nantes. Originally from other African countries, they were immediately taken care of by the Association, "The Other Canteen".