The TitanBeach titanium project has reached a decisive stage in southern Morocco. After months of studies and exploration, Moroccan authorities have just granted a mining licence for the project’s first zone.
The government is actively structuring the naval sector to build a highly competitive national fleet. Between the opening of a specialized university, tax incentives and a future Atlantic control center, the state strategy is unfolding.
An intense heat wave and violent winds are hitting Morocco. With temperatures approaching 44°C, authorities ban swimming on almost the entire Atlantic coastline for Tuesday and Wednesday.
An intense heat wave is about to strike several Moroccan regions. This weather episode will extend throughout the entire weekend.
Ayoub, a young Moroccan, tried to reach the Canary Islands by swimming from Tarfaya, in southern Morocco, with only a truck tire, flippers and some provisions as equipment. Leaving with his friend Mohcine, he spent eight days at sea in extreme conditions.
The French energy giant Engie has announced its intention to sell its stake in the Safi (SAFIEC) coal-fired power plant , the largest in Morocco. This divestment, planned by 2027, is part of the group’s strategy to focus on renewable energy and energy infrastructure.
Spain has just engaged in discussions with Morocco to reactivate the maritime link between Tarfaya and Fuerteventura .
The Atlantic coasts between Assilah and Tarfaya will be hit by huge northwest waves.
The Moroccan Minister of Transport and Logistics, Mohammed Abdeljalil, confirmed in a letter to the President of the Canary Islands, Ángel Víctor Torres, the kingdom’s interest in reactivating the maritime line between the port of Rosario, in Fuerteventura, and Tarfaya.
The reopening of the maritime route connecting Fuerteventura to Tarfaya will be at the heart of the official visit to Morocco on March 15 and 16, by the president of the autonomous government of the Canary Islands, Angel Victor Torres.
The lifeless bodies of eight migrants have been found by local authorities on the coast of Tarfaya, in southern Morocco.
The President of the Canary Islands, Ángel Víctor Torres, announced on Wednesday that he will make a visit to Morocco after the summer season, accompanied by Canarian businessmen and politicians. The opportunity will be seized to negotiate the resumption of the maritime line between Fuerteventura and Tarfaya, closed since 2008.