Moroccan-Japanese Cultural Exchange: Ikebana Art Takes Center Stage in Rabat
Morocco and Japan celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations with an Ikebana workshop in Rabat.
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Morocco and Japan celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations with an Ikebana workshop in Rabat.
King Mohammed VI chairs work session on development of Nador West Med and Tangier Med 3 ports
Israel's election results are in, but the role of the Arab bloc in forming a new government remains unclear.
The 15th edition of the El Jadida Film Festival begins today with a diverse program and tributes to several artists.
Morocco's higher education system is grappling with a shortage of seats and infrastructure, affecting the quality of education.
Morocco's Interior Ministry has initiated consultations with political parties to prepare for the 2027 elections, aiming to enhance the electoral process and restore public trust.
Morocco's EST in Agadir faces controversy as its assistant director, Al-Houssine Al-Houssini, is accused of using administrative time for paid extra hours.
A controversy has erupted over the hiring competition for a professor position at the Higher School of Teachers in Meknes, Morocco.
Moroccan Interior Minister holds meeting with political party leaders to prepare for 2027 elections
King Mohammed VI leads working session to launch Tangier Med 3 port project, expanding Morocco's Mediterranean port capacity.
Morocco's new Nador West Med port project is set to become a major economic and logistical hub, with a $5.4 billion investment.
Morocco's Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri arrives in Moscow to represent King Mohammed VI at the third Russia-Africa Summit.