North Africa
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Elsewhere in North Africa
Morocco's Public Administration Employees' Mutual Aid Society participates in international symposium on digital and administrative innovation in social security institutions
Morocco's government formation process is marked by complex alliances and rivalries among political parties.
Algeria arrests 61 Moroccans on suspicion of sabotage, amid heightened tensions and diplomatic efforts over the Western Sahara conflict.
Beni Mellal faces criticism over mounting service failures, sparking concerns about responsibility and accountability.
Morocco's early governments were marred by intense political struggles and conflicts over cabinet positions.
King Mohammed VI delivers a speech to the Moroccan Parliament, emphasizing national pride, youth empowerment, and cooperation with neighboring countries.
Morocco unveils ambitious project to develop its first locally-made aircraft
King Mohammed VI's recent speech to the Moroccan Parliament outlined a strategic vision for the country's future, emphasizing the need for balanced economic growth, social justice, and a ...
Moroccan women's rights group urges government to accelerate family code reform and increase women's representation in decision-making positions
Three Moroccan civil society organizations are calling on the Ministry of Social Integration to provide urgent clarification on the future of a program supporting children with disabilities.
Arsène Wenger is being considered as a potential challenger to FIFA President Gianni Infantino in the 2027 presidential election in Rabat, Morocco.
Morocco's House of Representatives will hold a plenary session on Tuesday to elect its president at 3 p.m. under constitutional rules.
