Hajar Ameziane, una joven de 19 años originaria de Tifelt, comparte videos de baile filmados en el techo de su casa, desafiando las críticas para seguir su pasión por la danza y las artes marciales. A pesar de los recursos limitados y los comentarios negativos, sueña con una carrera en el entretenimiento y espera inspirar a otras jóvenes a moverse y a creer en sí mismas.
Hajar Ameziane, une jeune femme de 19 ans originaire de Tifelt, partage des vidéos de danse filmées sur le toit de sa maison, défiant les critiques pour poursuivre sa passion pour la danse et les arts martiaux. Malgré des ressources limitées et des commentaires négatifs, elle rêve d'une carrière dans le divertissement et espère inspirer d'autres jeunes filles à bouger et à croire en elles-mêmes.
Hajar Ameziane, a 19-year-old from Tifelt, shares self-taught dance videos filmed on her rooftop, defying criticism to pursue her passion for dance and martial arts. Despite limited resources and negative comments, she dreams of a career in entertainment and hopes to inspire other young girls to move and believe in themselves.
On Thursday morning, a foreign tourist was seriously injured after being assaulted in the face by a man in his thirties who reportedly suffers from mental issues. Police intervened and were forced to use their service weapon to stop the attacker, shooting him in the leg. The suspect was taken to the emergency unit at Mohammed VI Hospital, while the injured tourist was transferred to a private clinic for medical treatment, accoridng to local reports. The incident prompted a swift
Spanish low-cost airline Vueling has announced a new direct route between Seville Airport and the Moroccan coastal city of Essaouira, with weekly flights operating every Saturday beginning October 4, 2025. Tickets went on sale last Tuesday. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, departing Seville at 8:20 AM local time and arriving in Essaouira at 9:00 AM Moroccan time. This new connection offers travelers a convenient way to explore Essaouira, one of Morocco’s most
Salé authorities began demolishing the iconic but unofficial landmark of the city «Villa Seboua», sparking protests from the owner’s family. Human rights groups supported the demolition, calling it a crucial step to enforce building laws and promote fair urban planning.
On Thursday, May 22, peaceful protests took place outside the Spanish Ministry of Interior and the Moroccan Embassy in Madrid. Demonstrators called for the immediate reactivation of the process allowing Moroccan driving licenses to be exchanged for Spanish ones, in line with the bilateral agreement signed between the two countries on May 30, 2004, which is still legally valid. The protest was sparked by the years-long suspension of this administrative procedure, which has caused serious social
Gotion Power Morocco, the local subsidiary of Sino-European EV battery maker Gotion High Tech, will begin construction of its gigafactory in Kenitra «within days», the company's Moroccan head, Khalid Qalam, said on Wednesday. Speaking at an industry conference in Rabat, Qalam said groundwork had already been completed, with initial production expected in the third quarter of 2026. The first phase, valued at $1.3 billion, will provide 20 gigawatts of battery capacity. A second phase
The Moroccan National Tourism Office (ONMT) has launched a new communication campaign titled «Ntla9aw fbladna», targeting both domestic tourists and Moroccans living abroad. The initiative adopts an «experiential, emotional, and unifying» approach, aiming to showcase «vibrant, authentic experiences», according to an official statement. The campaign's goal is to «inspire Moroccans to genuinely engage in discovering—or rediscovering—their
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu is firmly committed to the $25 billion Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project, Nigerian Senator Jimoh Ibrahim announced Wednesday during the African Parliament Union’s executive session in Casablanca. Ibrahim said the project is a top priority for Tinubu, who is reviewing stalled infrastructure initiatives to accelerate their completion. «This project is expected to create thousands of jobs, boost industrial and digital development, and contribute to a