The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) acted "with great seriousness" regarding a video posted on social media showing individuals setting up roadblocks on a highway. The comment accompanying the video suggests that it is a criminal network that exposes highway users Casablanca -Marrakech to theft.
Moroccans residing in France are blocked in Ceuta, unable to reach Morocco as the borders remain closed. They hope for a reopening next week to reunite with their loved ones.
Closed to the public for more than three months, the hammams of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca reopened their doors on Monday. A large-scale sterilization and disinfection operation of the premises and equipment of the establishment preceded the resumption of their activities.
The day after the Municipal Elections in France, the polemicist Eric Zemmour reacted on Monday to the breakthrough of the Greens and made a rather strange comparison between the Greens and Islam.
61 illegal immigrants were living in unsanitary conditions in basement warehouses in Madrid. Several Moroccan women and children were being held by a human trafficking and illegal immigration network.
Another Moroccan recently tried to cross the border barrier between the city of Sebta and Morocco. After more than 100 days stuck there, some are taking desperate measures to reunite with their families.
Despite the acceleration of repatriations, several hundred Moroccans are still stranded abroad, sometimes in very difficult conditions. This is the case, for example, of those stuck in Sebta, who have just launched a desperate appeal to King Mohammed VI.
A Moroccan who allegedly refused to wear his mask was mistreated by two security guards at the central station in Getafe, near Madrid.
About a hundred Moroccans stranded in Turkey gathered on Saturday at Istanbul airport in the hope of being evacuated to Morocco. They protested against the choices made by the authorities, to the point of accusing officials of corruption and favoritism.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy, Moulay Hafid Elalamy, assures that Morocco could be "an important piece" of Europe’s competitiveness and production of tomorrow. He calls on the old continent for a long-term partnership.
For a report broadcast in 2016 in the France 2 news, in which women would be "unwelcome" in a bar in the Seine-Saint-Denis commune, executives of the channel are being brought to trial.
Moroccan international Medhi Benaria could have played for Algeria but preferred Morocco. He now gives the reasons.