Nur Huda El-Wahabi is one of the Moroccan residents of Grenfell Tower who died in the horrible blaze. Remembered by her teachers in heartwarming declaration, Nur Huda was a role model for her classmates and a hardworking student.
According to a study carried out by Havas Paris and the Choiseul Institute, Morocco is considered to be one of the top 5 African champions in the eyes of international investors. An encouraging result which allows the kingdom to be distinguished by its capacity to lead the African agricultural sector. Details.
Morocco is ranked 54th by the 2017 Global Firepower index which investigates the technical strength of nations based on the number of weapons they possess. The annual report gives a detailed map to the military force in Morocco, equipments and human strength.
A B2B platform to facilitate international trade in Africa via an online website, WaystoCap is indeed a way to buy and sell products following a safe and affordable process. Being part of the digital market, WaystoCap, enables traders to manage their financings, find competitive products and secure shipment and payments.
Morocco is ranked 49th by the United Nations Global Security Index issued to investigate how the 193 Member States promote a safer use of the Internet. The think tank puts Morocco as one of the maturing nations performing better compared to neighboring countries like Algeria.
Son of the King's entertainer and brother of a Tazmamart prisoner, Mahi Binebine shared the story that tore his family apart for years. Through his new novel, «Le Fou du Roi», the writer tries to forgive his father and bed a farewell to the painful past.
Tindouf camps are now under the control of drug trafficking groups. Two gangs engaged in a gunfight on Wednesday and people were taken hostage.
Israeli opposition Labor party is about to be led by either of two politicians of Moroccan descent. Amir Peretz and Avi Gabbay will both compete to win the leadership of the left-wing party as one of them might be the next Israeli Prime Minister.
Following the tragic incident in west London, the British government has offered a 12 months amnesty period for the Grenfell fire survivors to check their immigration status. Hopefully, all Moroccan nationals affected by the blaze have a regular immigration status and the Kingdom’s consulate in London offers to grant them for free their passports.
English is one of the widely spoken languages in the world. In Morocco it has been taught for decades as a foreign language in high and middle schools. Driven by globalization, some of the Moroccan youngsters have chosen to study English and embrace its culture.