The company "Hélity" is still awaiting the necessary authorizations from the Spanish authorities to establish helicopter air links between Algeciras and Tangier and Tetouan. To get around this difficulty, it is examining the possibility of connecting the two Moroccan cities from Gibraltar airport.
The extension of the port of Tanger Med worries the Spanish ports of Algeciras and Valencia, which are benefiting from new investments to compete with the Moroccan port.
The Spanish Interior Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, denounced on Friday in Rabat, where he is on an official visit, the stopovers at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport of flights from Casablanca to Latin American countries, which many passengers use to apply for asylum in Spain.
As part of its expansion policy, the Danish ferry and logistics company DFDS, after approval by the competent authorities, has just finalized the acquisition of FRS Iberia/Morocco.
Spanish farmers continue to denounce the facilities granted by the European Union (EU) to Morocco to import tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables into the community market.
A Moroccan man was arrested on Saturday in the disembarkation area of the port of Ceuta, as he was trying to forcibly take his wife, also of Moroccan origin, to their home country, and abandon her there before returning to France alone with their baby.
A first case of rabies has been detected in Melilla in a dog from Morocco. The authorities of the autonomous city have invited anyone who has been in contact with the dog to get vaccinated.
In Spain, a young Moroccan player died at the age of 16 following a tragic accident.
After almost a year of activity, the link between the ports of Malaga and Tangier is starting the year 2024 with two new features. A way for the company Marítima Peregra, which operates this line, to improve the quality of its services.
Yousef Mohamed Lehrech , nicknamed "El Pastilla", is currently the most wanted individual by the Spanish police since his spectacular escape from the Alcalá-Meco prison in Madrid.
Yousef Mohamed Lehrech, a 20-year-old Moroccan hitman, accused of two murders including that of his boss, a drug baron, has escaped from prison in Spain, and the authorities have still not found him.
The public prosecutor’s office in Valence, specialized in hate crimes , has requested three years of detention against a man accused of disseminating false information on social networks targeting Muslims, particularly Moroccans.