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Ferry operator GNV, part of the MSC Group, has announced the deployment of two next-generation vessels to serve Morocco as part of preparations for Operation Marhaba 2026. The ships GNV Aurora and GNV Virgo will enter service on June 1 and July 1, respectively. Both will operate on the Genoa–Barcelona–Tanger Med route, one of the main maritime corridors linking Europe and Morocco. A step forward in sustainability The two vessels are among the most advanced in GNV’s fleet and are powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), enabling a reduction in CO₂ emissions of up to 50% compared to conventional ships.…

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Tangier – On March 15, 2026, the northern Moroccan city of Tangier hosted the Human Fraternity Forum alongside a shared Ramadan iftar, bringing together religious leaders, intellectuals, and civil society actors representing the three Abrahamic faiths. The initiative was organized by the Adam Foundation for Human Fraternity in a symbolic and spiritual atmosphere that blended historical memory with a universal call for peace. The event coincided with the International Day to Combat Islamophobia and the holy month of Ramadan. Participants paid tribute to King Mohammed V, recalling his historic stance in الدفاع عن كرامة الإنسان (defending human dignity), and reaffirmed…

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The Archdiocese of Tanger has announced a new judicial decision regarding the dispute over the land on which the Al-Hamra School building in Tanger is located. On March 3, 2026, the Tanger Commercial Court of Appeal confirmed the first-instance judgment ordering the eviction of the occupant and anyone acting on their behalf, in favor of the Archdiocese. According to an official statement, the court accepted the appeal on procedural grounds but confirmed the first-instance ruling on the merits, holding the appellant responsible for court costs. This decision strengthens the Archdiocese’s legal position in a case that has been before the…

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The Archdiocese of Tangier announced on February 17 that it had received official notification of a final judicial ruling bringing to an end the civil dispute that had opposed it to Alhambra SARL, the company promoting the “Alhambra School” in Tangier. In a statement, the Archdiocese said the notification was conveyed through its lawyer, Mr. Ibrahim Semlali, confirming that the decision was rendered in its favor and strengthens its legal position in the case. The ruling was issued by the Court of Cassation in Rabat, the Kingdom’s highest judicial authority. The court rejected the appeal filed by the defendant company…

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Here is a professional, neutral and journalistic translation into English, respecting an informative news style: The Port of Palermo hosted last night the christening ceremony of the GNV Virgo, the new vessel of the shipping company GNV, the first unit of its fleet and the first Italian long-distance ferry powered by liquefied natural gas, an event presented as emblematic within the company’s fleet renewal program planned through 2030, reflecting a strategic shift toward more sustainable maritime transport solutions. According to information provided by the company, the entry into service of the GNV Virgo represents a significant step forward in reducing…

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The Palace of Arts and Culture in Tanger hosted, on Friday, October 31, 2025, the International Forum on Medical Transport, held under the theme “Emergency and Mobility: Towards a New Vision for Medical Transport in Morocco.”The event was organized at the initiative of the Spanish group SAMU, in partnership with the Moroccan Society of Emergency Medicine (SMMU) and the Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Regional Authority. The forum brought together government officials, health experts, representatives from the private sector, and institutional partners to assess the current state of medical transport in Morocco and propose practical solutions to improve efficiency and ensure equitable access…

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GNV Morocco has appointed Carol Montarsolo, 37, as its new General Manager, a move aimed at strengthening the Italian ferry operator’s presence in North Africa. Montarsolo brings over a decade of experience in maritime transport and a strong background in strategy and digital marketing. She earned a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Genoa in 2012 and a Master’s in Digital Marketing from the London Business School in 2021. Since joining GNV’s commercial team in 2014, Montarsolo has held key positions in sales, marketing, business development, and account management. Her work in Morocco has been pivotal, including overseeing…

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On Thursday evening, the city of Tangier kicked off the second edition of the international sport fishing competition “Copa del Estrecho 2025”, organized by the Royal Yacht Club of Tangier (RYCT) from October 23 to 26, in celebration of the club’s 100th anniversary, marking it as one of Morocco’s most historic maritime institutions. The event, presented at an official press conference, is held under the slogan “Lines in the Water… Reefs for Tomorrow”, combining sporting excellence with environmental and social responsibility. Part of the participants’ catch will be donated to local orphanages, alongside the launch of artificial reef projects aimed…

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A century after its founding, the Royal Yacht Club of Tangier is charting a bold course into its second century. This October, the historic marina will host two major international competitions that promise to turn the Strait of Gibraltar into a stage for global sailing and sport fishing. From October 20 to 25, the club will welcome the Morocco Open Optimist Championship, bringing together more than 120 young sailors from nine countries, including Argentina, Italy, Finland, Portugal, Spain, and Singapore. The event, held under the Royal Moroccan Sailing Federation, highlights Tangier’s growing role in training the next generation of sailors.…

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[ad_1] Mohammedia – Archimedia Group hosted on Thursday the first edition of the Moroccan Interior Design Awards (MIDA) at Casablanca’s High Institute of Fine Arts, revealing 73 nominated projects before an audience of renowned Moroccan architects and designers. The event celebrated Morocco’s growing creative scene, bringing together leading names in interior design and architecture. The jury featured designer Sacha Lakic as an honorary juror, alongside Zineb Achraf, Zahia Benbdjlil, Yasmine Bennani, Reda Bouamerani, Younes Duret, Fouad Lahlo, and Sofia Sebti. They were tasked with selecting standout works among 122 submitted projects, following over 250 initial registrations for this first national…

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