Many Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) landed on Monday, February 7 at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, after more than two months of waiting for the reopening of air borders closed at the end of November to limit the spread of the Omicron variant.
A Toulousain at the end of his stay in Morocco was arrested on November 11 at Rabat airport. He had in his possession a mask that he had obtained, but which turned out to be a stolen object from the National Museum of Marrakech.
Four members of a Toulouse family on vacation in Kenitra lost their lives in the night from Friday to Saturday, as a result of gas poisoning. An investigation has been opened to clarify the circumstances of the tragic incident.
During the trial of the men accused of the murder in a burqa, in July 2017 in Toulouse, the Haute-Garonne Assize Court is looking into the personality of the Moroccan Walid Derqaoui and Yacine Frikass, a friend of another defendant. At the helm, President Michel Huyette.
As he was about to go on vacation to Morocco , Nassim*, a resident of Cahors, was just two steps away from missing his flight. And for good reason, he tested falsely positive for Covid-19.
A delivery driver of Moroccan origin was sentenced by the Toulouse court to six months in prison for stealing cigarette cartons from his workplace. He sent part of the money from the resale to his partner living in Morocco and another part for payment of exorcism sessions.
At Toulouse-Blagnac airport, customs officers are checking travelers arriving from Morocco and other countries. Health measures have also been strengthened for departures on foreign holidays.
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is preparing to launch new flights from ten European cities including Milan, Toulouse and Brussels.
Subject to the lifting of travel restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic, Toulouse-Blagnac airport will offer flights to Morocco. These air links are part of its summer 2021 program.
Two French elected officials have made proposals on the situation of unaccompanied foreign minors, including many Moroccans, who survive through delinquency in Paris, Montpellier, Toulouse, Nantes, Rennes, etc. This is the essence of the report of a parliamentary mission.
The imam of the Grand Mosque of Toulouse will be tried before the criminal court in the coming days. He is accused of "incitement to racial hatred" during an Arabic sermon dating back three years.
Many undocumented Moroccans and Algerians find themselves in an "untenable situation" in these times of Covid-19 at the administrative detention center (CRA) of Cornebarrieu, near Toulouse. The deputy of Ariège, Bénédicte Taurine, made the observation.