The administrative court of Rabat could dismiss many mayors and elected officials from the PAM, PJD, USFP and PPS parties from their duties due to serious violations and irregularities noted in their management. Sanctions are not long in coming.
The Board of Directors of the National Ports Agency (ANP), held its recent meeting in Rabat . This session, chaired by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Abdelkader Amara, focused on the examination of budget projects as well as the main axes of the agency’s action plan for the year 2020.
Two activists, Nabil Belkabir and Younes Benkhdim, were arrested on Tuesday, January 28 in Rabat, while they were taking part in "Felsafa f zen9a" (philosophy in the street), an open public debate forum. The topic on the agenda was political detention.
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) intends to create its own radio for the dissemination of highway traffic information. The decision was made at the last session of its board of directors on Friday, January 24 in Rabat.
The preliminary studies for the Rabat-Salé- Témara tramway will cost around 27 million dirhams.
New twist in the case of the theft of King Mohammed VI ’s watches. Interpol arrested and handed over a Jordanian national, accused of receiving stolen goods and theft, to the National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ).
As the coronavirus has been raging in the People’s Republic of China for a few days, Beijing reassures Rabat that everything will be done to ensure the safety, health and well-being of Moroccan nationals in Xi Jiping’s country, particularly in the city of Wuhan and the province of Hubei.
Rabat ranks 47th in the ranking of the 50 most Instagrammable cities in the world this year. This is indicated by the international travel site, "Big seven Travel".
The Royal Moroccan Taekwondo Federation has made public the list of candidates selected to take part in the African qualifying eliminations for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics scheduled in Rabat on 22 and 23 February.
The people involved in the theft of King Mohammed VI’s watches have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from four to 15 years. This is the verdict handed down by the Rabat court against 15 people on Saturday, January 25, 2020.
The city of Marrakech will no longer be the "African capital of culture". The decision, described as incomprehensible by the organizers of the festivities, was made after a fit of anger by King Mohammed VI.
Jean-Paul Carteron, founder-president of the Crans Montana Forum, said on Monday, January 20 in Rabat, that the smooth running of Moroccan democracy draws its strength from the outstretched hand of King Mohammed VI to all the driving forces of the nation.