Boeing Forecasts African Air Fleet to More Than Double by 2045
Boeing predicts African air traffic will grow nearly 6% annually until 2045.
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Boeing predicts African air traffic will grow nearly 6% annually until 2045.
Moroccan author explores the trend of ghosting in modern dating
Moroccan judicial authorities conduct surprise inspection of Fas Appeal Court amid allegations of irregularities
Mehdi Melhaoui's "Never Full" exhibition, featuring sculptures and murals from 2019-2024, is on display at Casablanca's GVCC gallery until October 27.
Two Moroccan artists, Yunes Kharraz and Mohamed Merabiti, display their latest works in Asilah, showcasing their unique styles and techniques.
Ramakech, a five-hectare open-air sculpture park, has opened in Marrakech's Palmeraie, showcasing the artistic universe of Jean-François Fourtou.
Morocco's National Security Directorate announces new appointments in various cities.
La SNRT lance sa nouvelle grille des programmes radiophoniques pour la saison 2026-2027
Debate sparks over involvement of administrative and financial inspectors in handover procedures
Morocco's Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca is set to get a new terminal as part of a major expansion project ahead of the 2030 World Cup.
Morocco and UAE enhance military ties as they host joint committee meeting
Moroccans' daily lives are marred by widespread incivility, from traffic infractions to disregard for public cleanliness and spaces.