North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will visit Ceuta, a Spanish-administered city on Moroccan soil, to pay tribute to migrants who drowned at sea.
More than 100 NGOs criticize the non-existent ceasefire in Gaza one year after its signing.
A recent energy agreement between Moscow and Washington has disrupted talks in Miami, causing the Ukrainian delegation to withdraw from planned negotiations.
Morocco's USFP party approves participation in new government
Panama, Guatemala, and Senegal express backing for Morocco's autonomy initiative
Moroccan gendarmerie seize 2.5 tons of hashish in smuggling bust near Asfi
Four Seasons to open fourth Moroccan resort in Tangier, expanding luxury hospitality offerings
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has called for a review of the country's cooperation with Spain on migration issues.
Belgian Minister André Flahaut hails King Mohammed VI's speech to Moroccan Parliament as an act of openness and dialogue with partner countries.
Morocco's water situation has stabilized due to recent rainfall, with dam fill rates increasing significantly.
Circulation restored on several roads and tracks in Al Haouz province after intense rainfall and storms.
Spanish authorities dismantle last large migrant camp in Ceuta, a city in northern Morocco, ahead of a visit by King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia.
