Latifa Babas

In Morocco, religious minorities struggle with expressing their beliefs and opinions freely due to restrictions imposed by the authorities and society alike.

Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf held a press briefing on Thursday, outlining his country's viewpoint on the Tunis summit of April 22nd. He praised the conclave as «successful» and «unprecedented», emphasizing it wasn't targeted at any particular nation. Attaf reiterated that the «door to consultations remains open to all» with the necessary political will.

A Moroccan asylum seeker was convicted of murder, Thursday, by a UK court after stabbing a pensioner to death and attempting to kill his housemate.

Dutch-Moroccan drug lord Karim Bouyakhrichan, believed to be a key figure in the notorious «Mocro Maffia» criminal organization, who managed to flee Spain, taking advantage of his pretrial release, «may be hiding in the Nador region (northern Morocco), where his family and children are located» until he can return to the Netherlands, Spanish media suspected.

In a speech delivered in 1985, former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi claimed to have been behind the creation of the Polisario Front. According to him, the initial aim of the separatist movement was not to establish a new state, but

Chinese manufacturer of tires for cars and aviation Sentury Tire has announced that approximately CNY2.8 billion (approximately €360 million) allocated to build its factory in Spain will be allocated to the Moroccan plant instead. The

Moroccan and Arab media outlets, along with political and academic institutions, have increasingly cited data from Numbeo, a Serbian website. However, concerns exist about the website's methodology, as it relies on user-submitted information without verification.

The Royal Moroccan Football Association announced that it has received a decision from the Appeals Committee of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) regarding Algerian club USM Alger's appeal. The appeal contested the decision

OCP has begun an investor roadshow for an international bond offering worth up to USD 2 billion to finance its development plan, Reuters reported, citing an OCP source. The source added that the group has authorized BNP Paribas, Citi, and JP Morgan to manage the offering.

In a move seen as further recognition of Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara, France has expressed its willingness to participate in financing a critical infrastructure project in the region. French Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Friday that France is «ready to participate in financing» a 3-gigawatt power cable linking Casablanca to Dakhla, according to