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[ad_1] Rabat — Authorities in Beni Mellal have provided clarifications about the tragedy of the 45-year-old man that took place yesterday in Oulad Youssef, in the Beni Mellal province. The man ended his protest on top of a water tank by jumping with a rope around his neck on Friday evening. He now lies in intensive care at the regional hospital in Beni Mellal following his fall from the elevated water tank, according to local authorities. Officials had tried multiple approaches to rescue the protester since he began his sit-in demonstration on the water tank. Authorities exhausted all dialogue and…

[ad_1] The meetings of the technical and steering Committees of the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, held in Rabat July 10-11, highlighted by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Togolese Gaz Company (SOTOGAZ-Togo), Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC-Nigeria), and Morocco’s Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM). This memorandum, the latest to be inked after SOTOGAZ officially joined the Project, completes the series of agreements already signed with other countries involved in the project, ONHYM said in a press release. The parties involved were delighted with the progress made and reiterated their willingness to continue their exemplary collaboration for…

[ad_1] Rabat – Tanger Med, Morocco’s largest port and a key logistics hub in the Mediterranean, has announced a major investment exceeding MAD 5 billion ($500 million) to expand its dedicated truck terminal.  The project aims to double the terminal’s capacity to meet the growing demand from Morocco’s booming trade, particularly with the European Union, the country’s primary export market. Tanger Med handled over 516,000 trucks in 2024, marking an 8.1% increase compared to the previous year. According to the port’s CEO, Mehdi Tazi, the expansion will eventually raise the terminal’s capacity to one million trucks annually, keeping pace with…

[ad_1] Africa’s rapidly expanding digital economy faces a critical challenge as legal frameworks lag behind technological advancement, prompting calls for urgent reform and strategic mentorship programs to prepare a new generation of tech-savvy lawyers. The continent’s digital transformation, driven by fintech innovations, e-commerce expansion, and artificial intelligence adoption, has outpaced regulatory development. Legal experts warn that outdated frameworks risk stifling growth and leaving businesses vulnerable to disputes without proper legal recourse. Dr.Tunde Okewale OBE, an award-winning barrister at Doughty Street Chambers and founder of UK-based legal charity Urban Lawyers, advocates for comprehensive mentorship models that blend traditional legal education with…

[ad_1] Rabat – A new report by the association Citoyens (Citizens) has revealed a serious “crisis of trust” between Moroccan youth and elected institutions. According to the report, seven out of 10 young people said they do not trust elected officials or public institutions. The report describes this as a clear sign of growing doubt in democracy, saying it could threaten the future of political participation among younger generations. Titled “How Do Young People View Civic Engagement?”, the report shows that this lack of trust is not expressed through confrontation, but rather through silence and withdrawal. Many young people are…

[ad_1] Samsung wrapped up a strong showing at the second Morocco Gaming Expo, held from July 2 to 6 at Rabat’s Palais des Sports.  The event, organized by the Ministry of Youth, brought together industry players and gamers from across the region. Samsung’s booth drew attention with some of its most advanced products. The Odyssey OLED G9, with its ultra-wide curved screen, delivered sharp detail, a 240Hz refresh rate, and near-instant response time.  Visitors could also explore the Odyssey 3D, a monitor that displays 3D visuals without glasses, thanks to eye-tracking and custom lens technology. The company also featured its…

[ad_1] Morocco’s economy is expected to expand by 4.4% in the third quarter of 2025, according to new estimates from the High Commission for Planning (HCP).  The projection reflects steady momentum carried over from early in the year, although growth may ease slightly compared to previous months. The HCP noted that domestic demand continues to play a central role. It is projected to contribute 6.6 percentage points to overall growth, offsetting weaker external demand caused by slower global economic conditions. After a period of recovery that began at the end of 2024, both investment and household consumption remain strong, though…

[ad_1] The African football governing body has announced the opening of an investigation into the Algerian Women’s National Team violations of legal brandings & rights of sponsors at the ongoing CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, Morocco 2024. The investigation was opened after Algerian team posted photos on social media networks omitting “Morocco-2024”, host country of the African tournament, the logos of “Royal Air Maroc” (Official carrier of the event) and concealing with black adhesive duct tape the logos of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation. These provocative acts represent a blatant violation of the legal rights of sponsors, their logos,…

[ad_1] Rabat – Amina Bouayach, President of Morocco’s National Human Rights Council and Chair of the Global Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions, delivered an address during a regional human rights conference focused on transitional justice in Beirut.  Speaking in the opening of a session dedicated to Morocco’s experience, Bouayach described transitional justice as a necessary step toward rebuilding trust between the state and society, and laying the foundations for a future based on dignity, justice, and human rights. In her speech, Bouayach said that transitional justice is more than a process of looking into the past; it is about…

[ad_1] Morocco’s tourism sector has achieved remarkable growth, welcoming 8.9 million international visitors in the first half of 2025, a 19 percent surge that adds 1.4 million additional tourists compared to the same period last year. The Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts, and Social and Solidarity Economy announced these record-breaking figures, highlighting the kingdom’s strengthening position as a premier destination. June alone contributed significantly to this momentum, recording 1.7 million arrivals — an 11 percent increase over 2024 and marking the strongest June performance in the country’s tourism history. This robust start to the summer season signals encouraging prospects for the…