Dislog Group has fully acquired the shares and voting rights of Avon Beauty Products SARLU, the Moroccan subsidiary of cosmetics producer and direct seller Avon Cosmetics. The transaction was finalized on June 2, as announced on Monday. This move is part of Dislog Group’s strategy to «strengthen its portfolio of brands exclusively represented in the Moroccan market», according to a company statement. Moncef Belkhayat, President of Dislog Group, stated that the acquisition
For the inaugural edition of the Marrakech Coffee & Tea Festival, held from November 1 to 3, 2025, the ochre city will transform into the Pan-African capital of coffee and tea. Taking place at the Moulay El Hassan automotive circuit within the Marrakech Parc Expo, the event is the largest of its kind in Africa, spanning 12,500 square meters and bringing together over 400 exhibitors and nearly 30,000 visitors from across the continent, the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and beyond. According to
Boeing announced on Monday that it has reached a new agreement with Casablanca Aéronautique, which will now be responsible for manufacturing machined parts for the American aerospace giant’s 737 MAX program. Emily Belgrade, Vice President of Boeing Commercial Airplanes’ Global Supply Chain, expressed her satisfaction with the formation of partnerships that will benefit both the company and Morocco «in the years to come». In Morocco, the global aerospace leader
The Spanish National Police successfully foiled an attempt to smuggle 13 stolen cars bound for Morocco and arrested 10 individuals of various nationalities suspected of involvement in vehicle theft, identity forgery, and illegal transport. The operation was part of an intensive security campaign around the Port of Algeciras, where police units from public security, border control, and judicial police focused on exit points leading to the Port of Tangier. They intercepted vehicles with forged
Morocco ranked 137th out of 148 countries in the 2025 Global Gender Gap Report, published by the World Economic Forum, placing it among the lowest-ranked countries worldwide for gender equality.
Upon returning from the May 8 holiday, around sixty employees of the telemarketing company Paul & José found their Casablanca office on Anfa Boulevard closed and locked, without any prior warning or explanation. Founded in 2010 by a French entrepreneur, the company abruptly disappeared, leaving its staff suddenly unemployed, according to an investigation by the newspaper Le Monde. Initial findings reported by the French media reveal that the company quietly changed ownership two
At the initiative of Conservative MP Andrew Murrison, the lower house of the British Parliament will hold a session on the afternoon of Wednesday, June 18, to discuss relations with Morocco. Foreign Secretary David Lammy is expected to attend and respond to MPs’ interventions. This session comes in the wake of the British government’s support for Morocco’s autonomy plan for the Sahara, expressed on June 1. Following his meeting with Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita
Moroccan forward Hamza Igamane continues to draw interest from several European clubs following an impressive season with Scottish side Glasgow Rangers, increasing the likelihood of a summer transfer. The 22-year-old delivered a standout performance during the 2024–2025 season, scoring 11 goals and providing one assist for Rangers. His form has put him on the radar of multiple teams across Europe. According to specialist media reports, several French clubs, including Strasbourg, Rennes,
At the end of May, police in Sevran and several other towns across the Île-de-France region arrested four individuals suspected of running a large-scale money laundering operation. At the center of the case is Mohamed Q., a 42-year-old French-Moroccan from the Beaudottes neighborhood in Seine-Saint-Denis, near Paris, who is already known to law enforcement. He has been placed in pre-trial detention, while the three other suspects, aged between 39 and 40, were released under judicial
«Yes, for me, it will now be the Moroccan team. Morocco has always supported me», Mohamed Ihattaren told the Dutch outlet SportNieuwsNL this weekend, officially announcing his decision to represent the Atlas Lions. At 23, the former Dutch football prodigy, born in Utrecht to Moroccan parents, has made his long-awaited choice after years of hesitation. Spotted early on at PSV Eindhoven, Ihattaren initially committed to the Netherlands at the height of his early success. Though he
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