The Philippines has chosen, for the first time, Morocco for the filming of a television series. This one stars the Philippine actress of Moroccan origin Ivana Alawi and the star Joshua Garcia.
After their respective victories against Angola (5-1) and Cameroon (3-2), and their qualification for the first FIFA Women’s Futsal World Cup, scheduled in the Philippines from November 27 to December 7, 2025, the Moroccan women’s A team and Tanzania will compete for the title of the first Women’s Futsal Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025. When and on which channels can we watch this match live?
Morocco is active in recruiting hundreds of nurses from the Philippines to address a shortage of human resources.
Ivana Alawi , a Filipino-Moroccan actress, plays in "A Family Affair", a series that marks her first leading role on television.
The Philippines now accepts national Covid-19 vaccination certificates issued by Morocco, Kenya and Serbia.
Two clinics located in Marrakech are looking to recruit 100 Filipino nurses. In this regard, correspondence has been addressed to the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).
The Philippines embassy in Morocco, which has been closed for 30 years, has reopened. Leslie Baja, the new ambassador of the country, presented his credentials to King Mohammed VI during the ceremony to receive foreign ambassadors by the sovereign on January 17.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has posted online a documentary on the repatriation of French citizens stranded in Morocco and other countries due to the coronavirus. In total, 370,000 French travelers returned to France as part of these operations.
Pia Wurtzbach, Miss Universe 2015, and her Scottish partner have chosen Morocco as the destination for part of their vacation. Meanwhile, they have shared beautiful photos of Marrakech.
A Moroccan national, stranded in the Philippines since the closure of international borders, died last Wednesday from complications related to his health condition.
The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, said that the repatriation of Europeans stranded in non-EU countries is almost complete. While the institution has succeeded in these operations so far, it is still difficult for it to organize the return of the 50,000 Europeans who are confined in countries like Morocco .
Her stay in the Philippines turned into a nightmare. Trapped in a hotel in Manila, a Moroccan national, suffering from a hemorrhagic ovarian cyst, found herself without resources and deprived of food for 3 days.