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Morocco attached to its historical rights to Ceuta and Melilla, Justice Minister Says

Moroccan Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi reiterated the Kingdom’s historical and geographical claim to the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, marking his second public statement on the issue in just ten days. Speaking to the second national television channel, Ouahbi declared: “For us, Ceuta and Melilla are Moroccan lands. We have a historical and geographical right […]

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Morocco expands foothold in Latin America

Latin America, long viewed as one of the strongest bastions of political and diplomatic support for the Polisario Front, is undergoing a notable realignment, as Morocco gains ground. A growing number of countries in the region are distancing themselves from the separatist group and moving closer to Morocco’s position on the Sahara issue. In recent […]

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Youth Day: Morocco Takes Stock of the King’s Vision for Young People

Morocco’s Youth Day, celebrated this Friday July 21, offers an occasion to take stock of King Mohammed VI’s long-standing focus on young people as a pillar of national development spanning education, employment, entrepreneurship, sport, culture, environment and civic participation. Since acceding to the throne, the King has framed investment in human capital as a condition […]

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Morocco Repositions Itself in the European Cruise Tourism Market

Morocco is repositioning itself in the European cruise tourism market, driven by the new Casablanca maritime terminal and the assets of Tangier and Agadir, according to an analysis by Finances News Hebdo. Benefiting from a strategic location at the crossroads of major maritime routes, the Kingdom combines internationally known port cities with cultural, historical and […]

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U.S. Think Tank: Moroccan Phosphate Strengthens America Competition with China Over EV Battery

The United States has eased its fertilizer restrictions on Morocco to manage a supply emergency, but the Kingdom could also become a key source of purified phosphoric acid—a crucial product tied to growing competition with China over battery production, supply chain integrity, and access to critical minerals, says Washington Institute for Near East Policy. In […]

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Morocco’s DGSSI Warns of Critical Apple Vulnerabilities

Morocco’s Directorate General of Information Systems Security (DGSSI) issued a bulletin this week warning of critical vulnerabilities affecting several Apple products, rating both the risk and potential impact as critical. The advisory came from the agency’s cyberattack monitoring and response center, which operates under the National Defense Administration. The bulletin covers iOS and iPadOS versions […]

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Morocco-U.S. Security Cooperation Expands to Correctional Sector

The Moroccan National Institute for the Training of Prison Administration Staff, affiliated with the General Delegation for Prison Administration and Rehabilitation, has become the first training institution in Africa and the Arab world to receive accreditation from the American Correctional Association. The Moroccan training institute has earned American recognition thanks to ongoing support from the […]

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Morocco’s Budget Deficit Narrows by Over 4 Billion Dirhams Through July

Morocco’s budget deficit stood at 50.5 billion dirhams at the end of July 2026, down from 54.7 billion dirhams a year earlier, as revenue growth of 28.2 billion dirhams outpaced a 23.9 billion dirham rise in spending. The figures come from the latest bulletin on the Treasury’s charges and resources situation, produced by the Ministry […]

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Morocco Marks 73rd Anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People

Morocco is marking this Thursday the 73rd anniversary of the Revolution of the King and the People, commemorating one of the defining episodes in the Kingdom’s modern history. The commemoration traces back to August 20, 1953, when colonial authorities forced the late King Mohammed V, alongside the Royal Family, into exile, believing the move would […]