France to Suspend Studies in 400-500 Educational Institutions
France to suspend studies in 400-500 educational institutions due to safety concerns amid ongoing protests by high school students.
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France to suspend studies in 400-500 educational institutions due to safety concerns amid ongoing protests by high school students.
Moroccan activists on social media platform X have challenged Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's claims of neutrality in the Western Sahara conflict.
West Africa faces rising food costs due to fuel, fertilizer prices, and climate conditions.
Morocco's national football team takes a 1-0 lead over Mali at halftime in a friendly match.
Morocco's Souss-Massa region to review 2027 budget, sparking debate on priorities and adherence to regulations.
Buyers of apartments in a real estate project near Tangier wait years for delivery
Morocco's goalkeeper Yassine Bounou has reached 99 international appearances ahead of the team's upcoming match against Mali.
Moroccan national team coach, Mohamed Wahbi, gives Ali Maamer a chance to prove himself in the upcoming match against Mali.
The city of Casablanca is hosting a new leg of the large-scale national exhibition "60 Years of Visual Art in Morocco," showcasing six decades of Moroccan creative expression.
Moroccan organizations call on the government to prioritize disability rights in its upcoming agenda
The 47th Asilah Cultural Season has begun in Morocco, featuring discussions on geopolitics, literature, and art.
Moroccan maestro Amin Boudchar mesmerizes Abu Dhabi audience with a spectacular concert featuring timeless Arabic musical masterpieces and traditional Moroccan songs.