Tragic End to Young Moroccan Fisherman's Ordeal
Mother of Moroccan fisherman Muhammad bin Umar speaks out about son's tragic death
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Mother of Moroccan fisherman Muhammad bin Umar speaks out about son's tragic death
A recent survey reveals that 84% of Moroccan adults support action to reduce methane emissions, with high levels of concern about climate change and its impacts.
Spain's claims against Morocco over the Ceuta crisis have been undermined by its own official records, revealing conflicting accounts of Moroccan involvement.
Morocco's Minister of Justice announces upcoming anti-corruption laws
The second edition of EVS Mobility Expo Morocco will take place from October 27-29, 2026, at the Casablanca International Fair-AMDIE, focusing on electric mobility and related technologies.
Morocco's justice minister says over 22,000 search warrants related to forced repayment have been annulled as part of a review of cases under new penal code provisions.
Morocco's Chamber of Counselors elects new presidents for the Justice and Interior commissions.
Morocco aims to boost its railway network, targeting 100 million passengers by 2030.
A recent international report reveals that air pollution has worsened worldwide, with Asia being the most affected region, and forest fires exacerbating the crisis.
A recent study highlights five daily habits that contribute to premature aging, including smoking and a sedentary lifestyle.
Morocco struggles to provide an accurate count of public sector employees due to scattered data.
Morocco's ambassador to the US, Youssef El Imrani, has emphasized the country's commitment to clarity in its diplomatic efforts.