King Mohammed VI has ordered the reopening of Morocco’s embassy in Damascus, which has been closed since 2012. «This gesture will open new horizons in the historical relations between our two countries and our two peoples», declared the monarch in a speech delivered at the Arab League summit held on Saturday, May 17, in Baghdad. The address was read by Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita. On the sidelines of the summit, the Moroccan foreign minister met with his Syrian
The Arab League summit, held on Saturday, May 17, in Baghdad, concluded on a positive note for Morocco. Participants expressed their support for the kingdom’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2028–2029 term, encouraging member states to mobilize all necessary efforts with their partners to back the candidacy. To bring this project to fruition, Morocco will need to secure the support of the 53 African Union member states recognized by the United
King Mohammed VI delivered a speech at the Arab League summit held on Saturday in Baghdad. The message was read on his behalf by Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita. In his address, the monarch emphasized the importance of supporting the Palestinian Authority, calling for backing of the institution led by «our brother, His Excellency President Mahmoud Abbas Abou Mazen», to enable it to strengthen its institutions and fulfill the aspirations of the Palestinian people for
The RNI held a political gathering on Saturday, May 17, in Laayoune. A prominent delegation from the Party of the Dove, led by Aziz Akhannouch, traveled to the capital of the Sahara. In his speech, the RNI leader and head of government praised Morocco’s diplomatic achievements on the Sahara issue. Meanwhile, Rachid Talbi Alami, president of the House of Representatives and a member of the party’s political bureau, defended the RNI’s «constitutional
«Mohammed Temim, Ambassadeur du Maroc, a la Comédie Italienne» is the title given to a painting of Antoine Coypel in 1682. The painting is expected to be exhibited from Sunday 22nd of October to 25th of February 2018 at the Palace of Versailles allowing visitors to know more about the story of Mohammed Temim, the ambassador of Moulay Ismail sent to meet Louis XIV.
Moroccan-Dutch photographer Mounir Raji turned his passion for photography into a successful career, drawing inspiration from his family's migration story and summer trips to Morocco. His personal projects like Dreamland, Yallah, and Bladi reflect a nostalgic and deeply personal vision of Morocco, blending memory, identity, and cultural heritage.
According to consistent sources, the «Commander of the Sixth Military Region» in the Polisario militia, Mustafa Ould Mohammed Laroussi, was killed on Thursday in a drone strike carried out by the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces near the Mahbes area. The same strike also resulted in the death of another Polisario member, Ouba Wambark Ould Add, as reported by social media pages affiliated with the separatist front. In a related development, the First Secretary of the «Sahrawis for
Sevilla FC will play an international friendly match against Casablanca’s Wydad Athletic Club, the Spanish club announced in a press release sent Friday to Yabiladi. The match is scheduled for Tuesday, May 27 at 8:00 PM at the Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca. This end-of-season fixture will see Sevilla’s first team «test their strength» against one of the most decorated clubs in Morocco and Africa, the statement reads, referring to Wydad’s CAF Champions
Between North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula, a shared caliphal past has fostered a rich blend of cultures, knowledge, expertise, and traditions. These influences are still visible today—in lifestyles, daily routines, and even public affairs—shaped by a pivotal historical era. From this period, enduring and intricately woven practices of water management have emerged, taking diverse forms across Morocco.
Following the circulation of shocking images from the weekly market slaughterhouse in the commune of Had Draa, in the Essaouira province, the Consumer Protection Association stressed that these scenes are not isolated incidents. Rather, they point to a serious and widespread failure in the health and safety systems governing rural slaughterhouses in Morocco.