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Moroccan traditional music relies heavily on instruments made from animal skin, which produces unique sound waves.
The UN Security Council will hold two meetings on the Sahara issue, one with troop-contributing countries and another on the political aspect.
Morocco's government has proposed a decree to expand access to public markets for small businesses and independent workers.
Recent medical reports show a significant rise in throat and mouth cancer cases, with over 70% of cases in developed countries caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), primarily transmit...
Morocco's new government, led by Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, faces a tight deadline to finalize the 2027 budget, with limited room for maneuver.
Houthi rebels claim missile and drone strikes on Riyadh's international airport, prompting Saudi Arabia to intercept a missile and suspend flights.
A recent global study reveals a concerning increase in cancer cases among individuals under 50, with significant rises in England, the US, and the Netherlands.
Morocco's external trade shows growth in first half of 2026, but deficit widens due to increased imports.
Morocco's Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces, Mohammed Berriq, receives UAE's Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Issa Seif bin Ablan Al Mazroui, on a formal visit.
France suspends use of sound grenades in high school student protests after 15-year-old loses hand
Moroccan startup Isharatech has won the i-TECH prize from Inwi for its innovative solution using artificial intelligence to facilitate communication for people with hearing impairments.