With just days left before kick-off, CAF President Patrice Motsepe and ONCF Director General Mohamed Rabie Khlie signed an agreement making Morocco’s national railway operator an Official Sponsor of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025. As part of the partnership, ONCF will introduce a special train schedule throughout the tournament, increasing seat capacity during peak travel periods and offering exclusive deals and travel packages to help fans move easily between
Helios Investment Partners and Fipar-Holding announced on Tuesday the launch of 3MDC, a major new digital infrastructure platform designed to become a national benchmark in Morocco. The platform was created following the acquisition of Maroc Datacenter, Munisys, and Medasys. Through this joint initiative, Africa’s leading private investment fund and CDG Invest’s subsidiary aim to «accelerate digital transformation» in Morocco and strengthen its position as «a
Morocco’s jersey history is a whole fashion saga, from the bold, graphic madness of the 80s and 90s to the sleek, modern designs of today. If AFCON had a runway, the Atlas Lions would qualify twice: once for football, and once for their fearless sense of style.
During a session in the House of Councillors, Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research, and Innovation, Azeddine El Midaoui, unveiled a new strategy to restructure multidisciplinary colleges and integrate artificial intelligence into Moroccan universities, while enhancing scientific research through specialized institutions.
The Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) is currently on an official visit to France. In Paris, the head of the French military, General Fabien Mandon, who took office on September 1, decorated General Mohammed Berrid with the insignia of Commander of the Legion of Honor. This distinction reflects «the cooperation between our armies, which continues to grow across multiple areas, including the training of our officers», General Mandon said on social media. «It
Morocco secured another diplomatic victory at UNESCO on Wednesday. During the 20th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, held in New Delhi, the organization officially inscribed the caftan on the Intangible Heritage List in Morocco’s name. The morning session was marked by a fresh attempt from the Algerian delegation to introduce an amendment seeking to designate the caftan as «shared» heritage with other countries.
The death toll from the collapse of two adjacent buildings in Fez has risen to 22, with 16 others injured as of last night, Tuesday. Search and rescue operations remain underway, as civil protection teams continue clearing the rubble amid concerns that additional victims may still be trapped. According to available information, the disaster involved the collapse of two four-story residential buildings housing eight families. The incident occurred during the night of Tuesday to
Since December 5, the Moroccan Foreign Exchange Office has introduced a new directive allowing authorized operators to facilitate foreign currency purchases through electronic payment terminals (EPTs) using international bank cards. Additionally, they can now issue payment cards in dirhams. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance the operational exchange framework, aiming to transition towards more secure and transparent solutions, as highlighted in a press release. These
Brahim Ghali is swiftly progressing with the construction of his palace on Algerian soil, a project anticipated to be unveiled in the coming months. «President Brahim Ghali, who has neither liberated any territory, captured any prisoners, nor even seized a Nokia charger, continues to build his palace on the lands of the Hmada while his people suffer from malnutrition», criticizes Said Sarwal, a Front member based in Sweden, who opposes Ghali's political strategies. His comment is
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa chaired a meeting of the ANC on Monday, during which he publicly commented for the first time on the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2797 on Western Sahara, passed on October 31. «We must be concerned that the struggle of the people of Western Sahara for self-determination has been set back by the recent UN Security Council resolution which strongly endorsed Morocco's autonomy plan as the 'most feasible solution', shifting away from past