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A new gate installed by Morocco at Tarajal has sparked a battle of competing accounts in Spain. Police sources insist that it is located on Spanish territory, while Pedro Sánchez’s government claims exactly the opposite.
A Dutch trade publication took an in-depth look at Azura’s production operations in the Agadir region. The report describes a network of 24 farms and 600 hectares of crops, including 500 devoted to tomatoes.
The financing of Nareva’s new Boujdour II wind farm is moving forward with the support of Attijariwafa bank and Banque Centrale Populaire. The project is expected to develop approximately 300 MW of additional wind power capacity.
Elbit Systems is seeking to persuade Morocco to adopt a new training program for Royal Air Force pilots. The Israeli group is proposing a model inspired by systems it already operates in the United Kingdom and Greece. No agreement has yet been reached.
The United States is preparing a one-year program in Casablanca dedicated to artificial intelligence and new technologies. The future hub is expected to host between 60 and 80 participants and offer 30 training sessions, meetings with American experts, and a public Demo Day.
The Spanish government urgently removed a map from its new public housing portal. The document showed Ceuta and Melilla with dotted borders, used for disputed territories, while Western Sahara appeared integrated into Morocco.
Royal Air Maroc retains its fourth-place ranking among Africa’s largest airlines in September. With 793,257 scheduled seats, the Moroccan airline remains ahead of Air Algérie and is accelerating its growth significantly.
Aragon is scrapping the Arabic Language and Moroccan Culture Programme in the ten institutions that still offered it, starting this school year. The measure, announced Sunday by regional vice-president Alejandro Nolasco, takes effect immediately.
Seddik Errais, a Dutchman of Moroccan origin from Maastricht, is still incarcerated in Morocco four years after being acquitted in the La Crème café shooting case in Marrakech. The proceedings have since seen new developments, and he continues to proclaim his innocence.
Spanish economist Santiago Niño Becerra believes that Spain’s departure from Ceuta and Melilla is no longer a question of possibility, but of timing. According to him, the new geopolitical balance now favors Morocco.
Donald Trump has openly attacked Spain over its border. His message comes as Madrid continues to struggle to emerge from the migration crisis in Ceuta, triggered by the massive arrivals from Morocco at the end of July.
The United Kingdom will add Erasmus+ to its professional exchange visa on October 8. Moroccan participants selected for certain internships or assignments will be able to stay for up to twelve months, as part of the mobility opportunities planned from 2027.