Belgium
Belgium Poised to Recognize Morocco's Sahara Sovereignty by 2025
After the United States, Israel, France and Germany, Belgium is clearly very close to recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara.
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United States
Sport
Morocco on Brink of Historic World Cup Qualification: Atlas Lions Poised to Lead African Charge
Morocco is on the verge of becoming the first African country to qualify for the next World Cup to be held from June 11 to July 19, 2026 in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Morocco
Indian Textile Giants Shift Production to Africa as US Tariffs Threaten $90 Billion Export Industry
The imposition of 50% US taxes is prompting the Indian industry to reorganize its production chains. To maintain their access to the US market, companies are studying relocations to countries like Morocco, which benefit from a more favorable customs regime for exporting to the United States.
Morocco
Global Crackdown: Moroccan Travelers Face Mounting Restrictions Amid Immigration Concerns
Many European and American countries are increasingly imposing restrictions on Moroccan travelers, due to the rise in cases of attempted illegal immigration from Morocco.
Morocco
Soaring Costs of Elite Foreign Schools in Morocco Strain Middle-Class Families
In Morocco, enrolling one’s child in a private institution with foreign curricula is a luxury that parents with modest incomes cannot afford. Registration and tuition fees in these schools, known for the quality of their education, vary from single to quintuple.
Morocco
Moroccan Officials Flee Corruption Crackdown, Escaping to Spain and US
Implicated in corruption and financial misconduct cases, several Moroccan mayors and local officials who have been dismissed or are facing dismissal have fled abroad, notably to Spain and the United States, in order to avoid legal proceedings.
Morocco
Spanish Weapons Ban Backfires: Algeciras Port Loses to Moroccan Rival as US Ships Flee
The decision of the Spanish government to ban access to two ships of the American company Maersk suspected of transporting weapons to Israel has consequences for the port of Algeciras, which is losing competitiveness in favor of its Moroccan competitor, Tanger Med.
Morocco
Morocco Dominates MENA Tourism: 4 Leaders Ranked Among Top 100 Influencers
A renowned American magazine places four Moroccan leaders in the ranking of the 100 most influential leaders in the travel and tourism sector in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Morocco
Stellantis Gears Up: Morocco to Produce Popular 'Grande Panda' Model, Training Workers in Serbia
The multinational Italian-French-American automotive group, under Dutch law, Stellantis, plans to produce a model that is selling very well in Morocco.
Morocco
Morocco's $17 Billion F-35 Deal Reshapes North African Military Landscape
Morocco is continuing the modernization of its army and is reportedly on the verge of finalizing the purchase of 32 F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters from Lockheed Martin. With this acquisition, the kingdom will become the first Arab country to equip its military with this cutting-edge equipment.
Morocco
Maersk Abandons Algeciras: Geopolitical Tensions and EU Emissions Rules Reshape Mediterranean Shipping
Maersk’s transfer of its MECL service, which connects India, Pakistan and the Middle East to the east coast of the United States, to Tanger Med is a blow to the port of Algeciras. The line transported around 750,000 containers per year to the Andalusian port, strengthening its position as a hub in the western Mediterranean.
Morocco
Morocco Shifts Military Allegiance: Rafale Jets Deal with France Signals New Era in North African Arms Race
Morocco has abandoned the United States in favor of France. The latter should receive a significant order of Rafale aircraft. A choice motivated by the crisis with Algeria?