On Monday, lawyers and former bar presidents in Morocco filed a complaint against the Israeli Minister of Transport, accusing her of war crimes. Miri Regev is expected to arrive in Marrakech tomorrow as part of her participation in the fourth World Ministerial Conference on Road Safety, which is being held from February 18 to 20, 2025. On the eve of this event, the National Action Group for Palestine confirmed the action taken with the Court of Appeal in Rabat. In a statement, the group
Moroccan National Rugby League Team will face France this Saturday, February 22, in a men's senior international match at Parc Des Sports in Avignon. The game is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. local time in France. This match will mark Morocco’s return to the international arena since their October 2019 loss to Nigeria in the Middle East Africa Championship. The game will also highlight a partnership with the French federation to assist in the development of rugby in Morocco. This
After years of construction, the 7th Art Cinema in Rabat reopened its doors on Sunday, February 16. An emblematic landmark in the city center, the movie theater resumed service by offering one screening per day, showcasing 12 feature films from the official selection of the latest edition of the Marrakech International Film Festival (FIFM 2024). Initiated by the Moroccan Cinematheque, this diverse «Rep-rise» program will run from the 16th to the 27th of this month. The opening film
Laraki Automobiles a produit des supercars de haute facture comme la Fulgura, la Borac et l'Epitome, ainsi que la prestigieuse Sahara, une hypercar de luxe commandée par le roi Mohammed VI. Ces diffèrents modèles au design élégant en fibre de carbone sont tellement uniques qu'ils ont fait parler d'eux à l'internationale.
Morocco's Laraki Automobiles has produced high-performance supercars like the Fulgura, Borac, and Epitome, culminating in the Sahara, a luxury hypercar commissioned by King Mohammed VI. These models, featuring powerful engines and sleek carbon-fiber designs, have gained international attention for their innovation and exclusivity.
Moroccan hacker group known as Moroccan Soldiers claimed to have targeted several institutional websites in Tunisia this weekend. These Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks affected the web pages of the Independent Higher Authority for Elections (ISIE), as well as those of several ministries, including Foreign Affairs, Interior, Defense, Finance, Higher Education, Agriculture, Communication, Social Affairs, Health, and Justice, as well as the Prime Ministry. ? DDoS Alert
A four-leaved Moroccan-style fountain has been unearthed in Poland. A construction team in Zakroczym uncovered this mysterious fountain during work on National Road No. 7, linking the cities of Czosnów and Modlin. The discovery was made near the Vistula Escarpment, the steep slopes along the Vistula River. The intriguing find has left researchers in awe, wondering about its origins and purpose. Believed to date back to the 19th or early 20th century, the fountain is built of brick
David Govrin, former head of the Israeli liaison office in Rabat, expressed his outrage at a demonstration in support of Palestine organized on Saturday evening in Marrakech, in front of the Koutoubia Mosque. In a message posted on X (formerly Twitter), he denounced the recurrence of Israeli flag burnings during these gatherings and called on Moroccan authorities to intervene to put an end to it. «Burning Israeli flags during these demonstrations has become commonplace. Given the
Ahmed Boukhari, a former agent of the Moroccan secret services (CAB1) and author of revelations about the Ben Barka case, passed away this Sunday in Casablanca at the age of 87. A former member of the Cabinet of Studies and Documentation (CAB1), a Moroccan intelligence service in the 1960s, Boukhari became known to the general public in 2001 with the publication of his book «Le Secret», where he provided new insights into the kidnapping and disappearance of Mehdi Ben Barka in 1965
Moroccan athlete Anass Essayi made national athletics history on Thursday, February 13, by breaking the indoor 3000-meter record at the Liévin Meeting in France. With a time of 7:32.45, he surpassed the previous record of 7:33.73, set in 2003 by the legendary Hicham El Guerrouj. Despite finishing fifth in a competitive race dominated by Dutchman Niels Laros and several Kenyan specialists, Essayi stood out by claiming a record that had been maintained for more than 20 years. This