The UAE-Moroccan Festival in Casablanca featured eight exciting races, with Moroccan jockeys claiming victory in both the UAE President’s Cup and the Abu Dhabi Cup. The event marked a successful collaboration between SOREC and the UAE President’s Cup, showcasing Morocco as the only country hosting a full festival dedicated to the prestigious race.
Le Festival Émirats Arabes Unis-Maroc à Casablanca a présenté huit courses palpitantes, avec des jockeys marocains remportant la victoire à la fois dans la Coupe du Président des Émirats et dans la Coupe d'Abu Dhabi. L'événement a marqué une collaboration réussie entre la SOREC et la Coupe du Président des Émirats, mettant en avant le Maroc comme pays d'accueil du festival dédié
Abdallah Ben Aisha is a powerful and rich corsair who became in the 17th century Moulay Ismail’s trusted envoy. In 1698 he was sent to Paris to meet Louis XIV and discuss a treaty with him.
A few months before Morocco is set to host major sporting events, public opinion was shaken by images of vandalism at the Mohammed V Complex in Casablanca. Broken seats, destroyed toilets, and viral videos sparked a wave of outrage on social media, bringing a pressing question back to the forefront: How can we explain the chaos in our stadiums? And are we truly ready to host major international events?
The manhunt for a young man in his twenties, suspected of murdering a worshiper at a mosque in Gard on Friday morning, continued on Saturday evening. After stabbing his victim during prayer, he filmed the scene while insulting «Allah» and stated his intention to repeat the act, according to sources close to the investigation. Prime Minister François Bayrou condemned the act as «an Islamophobic atrocity» and assured that «state resources are mobilized»
The opening session of the 9th PJD Congress was fraught with controversy, despite the absence of Hamas and the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood. A Mauritanian cleric, a member of the International Union of Muslim Scholars (Sunni), with close ties to Qatar, took the floor on Saturday. In his speech, Mohamed El Hassan Ould Deddou praised «the Moroccan people for their support of Al-Quds, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the Palestinian people's resistance». However, this cleric, who lauded the
Born in Belgium, Ayman Ramdani has never lost touch with his roots. True to the values instilled by his Moroccan parents, he has built strong ties between Brussels and the Oriental region through acts of solidarity focused on supporting young people. Today, he continues to strengthen this connection through his community work with his NGO, Play4Peace.
Speaking at the International Publishing and Book Fair (SIEL 2025) in Rabat, which runs until April 27, Belgian-Moroccan academic Hassan Bousetta presented his book, Entre Deux Rives, published by Maha Editions. Supported by the Council of the Moroccan Community Abroad (CCME), the doctor of political and social sciences offers a historical, political, and contemporary analysis of the evolving relationship between the two countries, shaped by migrations that have profoundly influenced human
The population of the Tindouf camps finds itself trapped between the hammer of the blockade imposed by Algeria and the anvil of the lawlessness of criminal groups operating with impunity. This Saturday, the "Laayoune camp" became the scene of armed clashes between two drug trafficking gangs. The intensity of the gunfire, which lasted for several hours, forced residents to take shelter in their homes, according to the Forum for the Support of Autonomists of Tindouf (FORSATIN). This latest
Occitanie leads the way. As the first European region to establish a partnership with Dakhla in Western Sahara, it is focusing on innovation, green energy, and strengthening economic ties between the two shores.