
Morocco's King Mohammed VI Expected at Notre-Dame Reopening Ceremony
Notre-Dame de Paris is about to reopen its doors, and the King of Morocco is expected to be among the personalities present for the inauguration.

Notre-Dame de Paris is about to reopen its doors, and the King of Morocco is expected to be among the personalities present for the inauguration.

After a private visit of several days in France, King Mohammed VI is back in Morocco.

Mohamed, 42 years old and of Moroccan origin, was arrested at the end of October in Paris as the alleged receiver of stolen luxury watches in the chic neighborhoods of the French capital, and the mastermind of a small gang of pickpockets.

King Mohammed VI is among the guests invited to the inauguration ceremony of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, scheduled for December 7th. This event marks the reopening of the historic building after years of work following the fire that ravaged it in 2019.

A man well known to the police was found dead in a building in the 20th arrondissement of Paris. The events took place on the night of November 19 to 20, 2024.

Photos of King Mohammed VI, showing him without crutches in a store in Paris, have sparked a wave of comments on social media. Many Moroccans were reassured to see the Sovereign in better shape, after having had some health issues .

The French striker of Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappé, was recently in France where he had a good time with his friend and former teammate at PSG, Achraf Hakimi.

Laurent Nunez, prefect of police in Paris, declared on Sunday, November 10 that Palestinian flags would be banned inside the Stade de France during the football match between France and Israel on Thursday, November 14. Only French and Israeli flags, as well as messages of support for the teams, will be allowed.

The low-cost airline Air Arabia has just inaugurated a new flight between Morocco and France. The official launch was given last Sunday.

Involved in the robbery of the Milleis bank located at the Champs-Élysées roundabout (8th arrondissement) in January 2019, a man on the run in Morocco has been convicted in absentia by the Paris judicial court.

In line with the warming of relations between Morocco and France, French President Emmanuel Macron is expected in Rabat from October 28 to 30. A visit intended in particular to reaffirm Paris’ support for the Moroccanness of the Sahara.

Morocco has imported more French wheat than Russian, a fact that reveals the warming of relations between Rabat and Paris.