The French podcast «Le Club des 5» hosted Moroccan international Romain Saïss, who currently plays for Al Sadd in Qatar. During the interview, he discussed his football career and highlighted key moments from the national team's journey in the Africa Cup of Nations and the recent World Cup in Qatar. Saïss reflected on the period when Bosnian coach Vahid Halilhodžić was in charge of the Moroccan national team, a time marked by significant tensions with the media and
In response to the hacking of Morocco’s CNSS and Ministry of Employment by the Algerian group JabaRoot DZ, Moroccan hackers have released over 34 GB of sensitive data from Algeria’s Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry. This latest attack marks a troubling escalation in the ongoing cyberwar between the two countries, exposing sensitive information about citizens on both sides.
A plane arriving from Marrakech veered off the runway while landing at Fez Saïs Airport and crashed into the airport’s perimeter fence, causing significant material damage to the aircraft. The Ministry of Transport and Logistics announced that a technical investigation has been launched into the accident, which occurred on Friday at 4:10 p.m. local time. The aircraft involved was a Hawker XP800, registered CN-TKC, operated by Air Océane. According to the ministry, three crew
Marruecos ha abierto una licitación para la gestión del astillero más grande de África, situado en Casablanca, bajo un contrato de concesión de 30 años. Esta instalación, que supuso una inversión de 300 millones de dólares, representa un desafío significativo para el país. La Agencia Nacional de Puertos (ANP) lanzó esta semana la convocatoria, invitando a operadores con experiencia en el sector de astilleros a
Revolut, el gigante británico de la tecnología financiera, se alista para desembarcar en el mercado marroquí. Esta información fue confirmada a Yabiladi por un candidato a un puesto de alto nivel en la futura operación de Revolut en Marruecos. Con su propuesta completamente digital y servicios innovadores, la llegada de Revolut podría representar un cambio significativo en el panorama bancario del país. Sin embargo, este lanzamiento está
Could media coverage of the Algerian army’s participation as an observer in African Lion 2025, alongside Israeli and Moroccan forces, have prompted a reversal in less than 24 hours? While U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) had initially announced the official launch of the African Lion 2025 military exercise, scheduled to begin on April 14 in Tunisia, with Algeria listed as one of the observer countries, a revised version later removed it from the list. Algeria had been listed as an observer
Republican Congressman Joe Wilson announced, Friday, on X that he «will introduce legislation to designate the Polisario as terrorists», before the U.S. Congress. He added that he agrees with Secretary of State Marco Rubio that «genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty is the only feasible solution for the Sahar». «Iran and Putin gaining a foothold in Africa via Polisario. Connect the dots: axis of aggression», he added. I agree with @SecRubio
Revolut, le géant britannique de la fintech, se prépare à faire son entrée sur le marché marocain. Cette information a été confirmée à Yabiladi par un candidat à un poste de haut niveau chez Revolut au Maroc. Avec une offre entièrement numérique et des services innovants, l'arrivée de Revolut marquerait une première dans le paysage bancaire marocain. Mais ce lancement est conditionné par
Le Maroc a lancé un appel d'offres pour la gestion du plus grand chantier naval d'Afrique, situé à Casablanca, sous une concession de 30 ans. Cette installation, dont la construction a coûté 300 millions de dollars, représente un enjeu majeur pour le pays. L'Agence Nationale des Ports (ANP) a ouvert cet appel d'offres cette semaine, invitant les opérateurs expérimentés dans le domaine des chantiers navals à soumettre leurs
Amid political shifts in the United States with the Republicans back in power, growing calls are emerging for a reassessment of U.S. policy on the Western Sahara conflict. Pressure is mounting to bolster Morocco’s position, with bold demands to reconsider the Polisario Front’s legitimacy and to terminate the UN’s MINURSO mission.