The Spanish police arrested a Moroccan at the border as he was trying to forcibly take his three children to Morocco. The man was apprehended after his 13-year-old daughter cried for help.
Spanish farmers are demanding the immediate suspension of the free trade agreement between the EU and Morocco, denouncing the unfair competition they are facing from Moroccan fruit and vegetable producers, particularly tomatoes.
Baleària won the contract on Friday for the construction of two electric ships with a capacity of 800 passengers, worth 135 million euros. These two ferries will serve the Tarifa-Tangier City route.
Morocco plans to acquire the F-35, a fifth-generation stealth fighter from the American manufacturer Lockheed Martin, to strengthen its air force, which would raise concerns in Spain.
The Spanish Congress has approved the abolition of "golden visas" that offer the possibility for foreigners, including Moroccans, to acquire housing and carry out commercial investments in the Iberian peninsula. These visas will continue to be granted until the new measure comes into force.
A large Moroccan aid convoy left the port of Motril, Andalusia, this Saturday morning, heading for Valencia. Composed of 13 trucks, including 12 fire engines and a repair vehicle, it also transports 34 Moroccan volunteers to lend a hand to the populations affected by the recent floods.
The project of a tunnel between Morocco and Spain under the Strait of Gibraltar is progressing. The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communication through the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) has officially signed the contract with TEKPAM Ingeniería, the company selected to provide the four seismometers to be used for the seabed study of the strait.
The severe storms that hit Catalonia on Tuesday and Wednesday have forced the authorities to take exceptional measures. Many Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) have been forced to turn back.
Following the devastating floods that hit the Valencia region in Spain, an international wave of solidarity is being organized. The Spanish Ministry of the Interior, in coordination with the Valencian authorities, has announced that it has accepted international aid.
Construction companies are asking the Spanish government to recruit 30,000 workers, including Moroccans, to rebuild Valencia, devastated by the floods caused by the Dana depression.
The Spanish Society for Studies on Fixed Communications across the Strait of Gibraltar (SECEGSA) signed on November 6 with the Madrid-based company TEKPAM Ingenieria the contract for the rental with an option to purchase of four seismometers for the seabed, as part of the project to build a tunnel connecting Spain and Morocco.
The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued important recommendations for its citizens traveling to Morocco. These tips aim to ensure their safety and prevent any administrative problems.