Moroccan Journal Highlights Upcoming Fiat Production and Cultural Events
Moroccan journal Aujourd'hui Le Maroc covers Fiat's made-in-Morocco plans and cultural happenings.
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Moroccan journal Aujourd'hui Le Maroc covers Fiat's made-in-Morocco plans and cultural happenings.
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Moroccan Prime Minister Fatima Zahra El Mansouri leads government meeting to discuss economic situation and protect citizens' purchasing power amid rising prices.
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Morocco to integrate 383 judicial clerks into notary profession, amid concerns over career transition
Tiznit residents are calling for an end to the nightly chaos caused by loud motorcycle noise and gatherings.
The Europe-Africa Trail race concluded in Morocco's Tangier city, with Swedish and Spanish athletes claiming top honors in a challenging cross-border competition.
Moroccan journalists express solidarity with King Mohammed VI and country's territorial integrity.
Morocco's national football team undergoes significant changes under coach Mohammed Wahebi.
Morocco's government is considering raising the age limit for teaching positions from 35 to 40 years old, according to Minister of National Education Benabdallah.