Moroccan King Delivers Historic Speech on Sahara
King Mohammed VI addresses the nation, hailing a major step in resolving the Sahara dispute
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King Mohammed VI addresses the nation, hailing a major step in resolving the Sahara dispute
Morocco launches its first offshore fish farm in Sidi Ifni, a project led by the National Institute of Halieutic Research (INRH) with an investment of 50 million dirhams.
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Morocco's Minister of Economy and Finance, Fouzi Lekjaa, addresses rising prices and export concerns
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Moroccan-Canadian film "L'Héritier des secrets" delves into family secrets, identity, and acceptance.
Moroccan lawmakers discuss 2027 finance bill, focusing on social impact, economic reforms, and tax proposals.
123 participants from 48 African countries compete in Morocco's capital Rabat in the third annual Islamic Hadith competition.
Moroccan journalist Jameel Kolhassan explains why opposition representatives were absent from a recent TV program featuring Finance Minister Fouzi Lekjaa.
Moroccan critics Ahmed Yebouri and Said Yaktine offer distinct approaches to analyzing Arabic narrative, focusing on formation and discourse.
Moroccan writer Abdelhamid Al-Ghurbawi publishes a new collection of short stories titled "Yawmiyat Al-Hijr Al-Sihhi"