A few days after the violent earthquake that mourned Morocco, British Mike McHugo, owner of the Kasbah du Toubkal, a very popular eco-lodge located 60 km south of Marrakech, says he is "lucky" to be alive. He is convinced that tourism will quickly resume in the region.
The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) has just launched the national communication campaign "Ntla9awfMarrakech" (We’ll meet in Marrakech) to encourage domestic tourists to visit the ochre city after the violent and deadly earthquake of September 8.
Rapper Maes kept his promise to come to the aid of the victims of the powerful and devastating earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8.
Fouzi Lekjaa, Minister Delegate in charge of the Budget, announced in Rabat the imminent payment of emergency aid for families affected by the Al Haouz earthquake . This aid, amounting to 30,000 dirhams per family over 12 months, will be paid at the end of September.
Moroccan international Anass Zaroury , who plays as an attacking midfielder at Burnley FC, supports the urgent £10 million sterling appeal to help the victims of the violent earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8.
After the powerful and devastating earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8, new water sources have appeared in Ouarzazate, while others have seen their flow increase, bringing joy to the hearts of the inhabitants of the mountain villages. An expert explains this phenomenon.
Online scam sites and donation scams developed by hackers have appeared after the powerful and devastating earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8.
The Unified Association of the Civil Guard (AUGC) fears a massive influx of migrants to Andalusia, after the deadly earthquake that hit part of Morocco in the night of September 8.
Following the coverage of the earthquake that occurred in Morocco, the National Press Council (CNP) has initiated legal proceedings against two French newspapers Charlie Hebdo and Libération.
The president of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Nasser al-Khelaïfi, traveled to Morocco, "his second country", to express his solidarity with the Moroccan people after the powerful and devastating earthquake that struck part of the kingdom on the night of Friday, September 8.
Following the devastating earthquake that struck six provinces in southern Morocco two weeks ago, killing nearly 3,000 and injuring more than 5,500, the Royal Cabinet announced on Wednesday a provisional budget of 120 billion dirhams (about 11 billion euros) for reconstruction. This amount will benefit the 4.2 million people affected.
King Mohammed VI masterfully managed the first hours of the deadly earthquake that struck part of Morocco on the night of Friday, September 8 to Saturday, September 9. A look back at the monarch’s first directives after the tragedy.