In «The Man Who Read Books», Rachid Benzine crafts a poignant narrative around Nabil Al Jaber, a Palestinian bookseller navigating life in war-torn Gaza, where literature becomes a sanctuary and a form of resistance. Through this tale, Benzine underscores the enduring power of words to preserve humanity and individual dignity amidst dehumanization, reminding us that while bombs may shatter homes, books continue to offer refuge and awaken the conscience.
In a vibrant celebration of cinema, the 22nd edition of the Marrakech International Film Festival (November 28–December 6, 2025) will welcome sixteen renowned filmmakers and actors for its Conversations program, an open platform for dialogue between artists, audiences, and industry professionals. Among the festival’s headline guests are Bong Joon Ho, who chairs this year’s jury, Guillermo del Toro, Andrew Dominik, and acclaimed actors Laurence Fishburne and Jodie Foster.
The Winners 2005 ultras group, one of Wydad Athletic Club’s most famous supporters, marked their 20th anniversary on Wednesday night, November 12, with a spectacular fireworks display stretching from Casablanca Port to the Anfa Lighthouse. The event followed similar celebrations the group organized earlier in Paris and New York. Soon after, several social media users alleged that the Paris and New York displays had been digitally fabricated using artificial intelligence. However,
The Nador West Med port project has wrapped up and is expected to begin operations by the end of 2026, Morocco’s Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka said on Monday. The port, located in the Driouch province, will handle up to three million containers annually, following agreements signed with major companies, including CMA CGM, a global maritime transport leader. Speaking before the parliamentary infrastructure committee, Baraka emphasized that Nador West Med is not limited to
A maintenance worker tragically died on Wednesday morning after falling from the facade of the Grand Tangier Stadium while carrying out technical work ahead of the upcoming friendly match between Morocco and Mozambique, scheduled for Friday. According to local sources, the 25-year-old victim lost his balance while performing his duties and fell from a high section of the stadium, sustaining fatal head injuries. He died instantly at the scene. Security services and local authorities quickly
The Moroccan government's recent amendment to Organic Law No. 04.21, introducing penalties for spreading false information about elections, has ignited a heated debate over its implications for free speech. While Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit insists the measure safeguards electoral integrity, critics argue it stifles democratic dissent.
Alexander Ivanko, the UN Secretary-General's special representative for Western Sahara and head of MINURSO, has been in Rabat for the past two days. He is engaging in a fresh round of discussions with ambassadors from UN Security Council member states. On Wednesday, November 12, the Russian diplomat met with the Chinese ambassador, Yu Jinsong, who assumed his role on September 29. The ambassador reaffirmed to Alexander Ivanko «Beijing's full support» for the UN mission in Western
Morocco’s age-old winter tradition of serving warm, comforting dishes like hssoua and rice with milk continues to reflect recipes found in 13th-century Moroccan and Andalusian cookbooks. These medieval texts reveal that dishes still common today, made from simple ingredients such as flour, bread crumbs, milk, and honey, were already staples of Almohad cuisine centuries ago.
In a high-profile legal battle, the family of Abdelhakim Sefrioui, sentenced to 15 years for his alleged role in the murder of French teacher Samuel Paty, is appealing for a judicial review, citing a miscarriage of justice. As the new trial approaches in January 2026, prominent figures like Abdelilah Benkirane rally in support, questioning the fairness of the conviction amid claims of religious discrimination.
The drone production project by Israeli company BlueBird in Morocco is making swift progress. Officers from the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) are currently undergoing training at BlueBird's headquarters in Israel as part of a technology transfer initiative, as reported on Wednesday, November 12, by the Moroccan Military Forum on social media. The announcement includes photos showcasing this training program. This endeavor is designed to equip Moroccan military personnel with the skills needed to
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