North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
The US Pentagon announced the end of the international coalition mission against ISIS in Iraq, marking a significant shift in the country's security landscape.
A Spanish study exposes the social and humanitarian difficulties faced by Moroccan women workers stranded in occupied Melilla during the COVID-19 pandemic.
French authorities investigate Moroccan journalist Rashid Embariki over alleged involvement in influence peddling for foreign interests.
Morocco's U20 national team defeated Algeria 3-1, with Elias Arabawi highlighting the team's character and strong second-half performance.
Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal training camp after coach Jorge Jesus says he won't play in upcoming match
Moroccan government officials confirm steady energy supply until year-end
Moroccan government continues to disburse direct and exceptional support to professionals in the land transport sector for goods and people.
Nabila Mounib, leader of Morocco's Socialist Party, discusses her journey and achievements
Morocco's Verona consulate boosts presence through economic events and community engagement
Former UN official Hervé Verhoosel says Morocco can play a key role in keeping the Security Council engaged, particularly on African issues, as it bids for a non-permanent seat.
Morocco's ambassador to the US, Youssef El Amrani, says Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri's appointment as Head of Government marks a historical milestone, reflecting over 20 years of reforms.
Morocco's agri-food exports to the EU grew 1% to €2.66 billion between January and July 2026, according to the European Commission.
