As part of the call for projects, "Support for youth in precarious situations", the youth projects launched on September 3 in Rabat will benefit from the support of the French Embassy in Morocco.
Alain Gérard, a resident of Bourg-Dun in Seine-Maritime, launched a book collection, of all genres, for the benefit of two social centers that welcome children and adolescents in Oued Amlil, in eastern Morocco. A few months after this call, more than 2,000 books are ready to be shipped to the Kingdom for the happiness of those who are the recipients.
To start a new life, Moroccan minors arriving by sea in Spain have found the strategy. They throw their papers into the sea. This is evidenced by the images presented in one of the latest videos recorded by Moroccan migrant teenagers on board the boat taking them to Spain and circulating on social networks.
The Pan-African Organization for the Fight against AIDS (OPALS) has just launched a new mobile application aimed at young people, for sexual and reproductive education. Available in the three languages Arabic, French and English, the program answers questions related to sexual and reproductive health.
Showing rare daring, young Moroccans have joined Spain by taking big risks.
Young Moroccans have developed a particular interest in social networks, especially Facebook, to stay informed about national and international news.
A scene filmed on Monday evening in Salé has gone viral on social media. The celebration of the Ashura festival led to disturbing scenes of firecracker explosions.
Benaïssa, the young man declared dead and buried at his home, nine years ago, has returned. Three years after his return home, the justice system has opened an investigation to identify the body buried in his place.
Two 17-year-old minors were arrested on Wednesday, September 4 by the Ouled Taima police station. They are involved in a burglary, committed on Sunday, September 1, in a commercial premises in the city.
A Moroccan residing in France was sentenced to one year in prison, including four months suspended, for committing two violent thefts, on the night of Thursday, August 29 to Friday, August 30, in the city center of Angers.
Known for a morals case, especially with footballers, Zahia Dehar is now an actress. We discover her today in the film "Une fille facile" and we are already talking about "the blossoming of a flower".
Like other African countries, Morocco is affected by the growing problem of brain drain. This deep-rooted evil that is gnawing at the Kingdom has been the subject of a report by the Franco-German channel, Arte.