Author: aya

The oil products tanker “EAGLE LE HAVRE” docked at Tanger Med port after a 45-day journey from the Saudi port of Al Jubail, following an غیر traditional maritime route amid changes in global shipping patterns. The vessel navigated around the Cape of Good Hope instead of using conventional sea lanes, reflecting adjustments made by shipping operators in response to evolving conditions. This journey highlights the challenges facing global supply chains, particularly disruptions affecting key maritime passages, prompting companies to reconsider their routes.

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The Ministry of Justice warned on Friday about a fraudulent website impersonating the official platform for paying traffic fines issued through fixed radar systems, following the circulation of SMS messages targeting users. According to an official statement, these messages suggest that recipients may qualify for partial fine exemptions, while setting a near payment deadline and warning of additional charges if payment is not made before April 5, 2026. The ministry clarified that the website in question is not affiliated with its official digital services, emphasizing that fine payments are only processed عبر the official secure platform. It also urged citizens…

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The Presidency of the Public Prosecution held a national meeting on April 2 and 3, 2026 in Rabat, focusing on the role of commercial courts in handling business difficulty procedures and protecting economic public order, with the participation of judicial officials from commercial jurisdictions. This event comes as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the role of the judiciary in supporting economic development and improving the business climate, highlighting the importance of enterprises as a key pillar of the national economy. During the opening remarks, emphasis was placed on the need to ensure legal and judicial security as a means…

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The British government has reaffirmed its support for the autonomy plan proposed by Morocco, considering it a realistic and viable basis for reaching a lasting solution to the Sahara dispute. This position was expressed during a session at the House of Commons, where Hamish Falconer, Minister responsible for the Middle East and North Africa at the UK Foreign Office, stated that the United Kingdom hopes to achieve a permanent resolution to the conflict, emphasizing that its support for the Moroccan autonomy plan is based on its credibility, practicality, and feasibility. The British official also noted that this stance aligns with…

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The President of the African Union Commission, Mahmoud Ali Youssef, praised the Tangier-Med port platform, describing it as a “world-class” facility and expressing admiration for the level of excellence it has achieved. During his visit, the African official met with the Director General of the Tangier-Med Special Agency, Mehdi Tazi Rifi, who presented an overview of the port’s various infrastructures and operational performance. In a statement to the press, the African Commission President expressed great satisfaction with the visit, noting that the port’s facilities are world-class and were completed in a record time, stating that this success reflects the forward-looking…

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Civil society groups in Martil called for an investigation into the death of a child caused by electrocution near the city’s corniche late at night. According to available information, the child was بالقرب من a site where public toilets were being demolished as part of redevelopment works, and reportedly came into contact with exposed electrical wires. The victim was taken to a local health facility where the death was confirmed, amid shock among local residents. The incident raised concerns about safety conditions in public spaces undergoing construction. Calls have been made to clarify the circumstances and determine responsibilities in accordance…

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Morocco has launched a reference guide in Rabat aimed at strengthening the protection of victims of human trafficking, as part of efforts to improve identification mechanisms and victim support. The guide was developed by the national coordination committee in partnership with the Council of Europe, within the framework of national commitments and the legal system, including Law 27.14 and the 2023–2026 national plan. It serves as a practical tool for justice professionals and relevant stakeholders to enhance early identification of victims and improve care approaches. The document also includes methodological tools to standardize practices and improve service quality. This initiative…

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The city of Ceuta recorded a significant increase in migrant arrivals during the first months of 2026, according to official data from Spain’s Ministry of the Interior, with 1,819 individuals arriving عبر border fences or maritime routes. Data indicate that attempts were mainly concentrated near port areas, with no recorded arrivals by boats so far, reflecting evolving migration patterns. According to El Faro de Ceuta, the figures mark a sharp increase compared to the same period in 2025, when only 340 arrivals were registered. Approximately 215 migrants arrived over the past two weeks, continuing to put pressure on reception centers…

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The ministerial segment of the Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development opened yesterday Thursday in Tangier, bringing together ministers, government officials, and experts from across the continent, as part of the fifty-eighth session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. Held under the theme “Growth through innovation: leveraging data and advanced technologies for Africa’s economic transformation,” the conference served as a platform to discuss pathways toward inclusive and sustainable growth driven by innovation and digital transformation. During the event, participants highlighted the importance of strengthening cooperation among African countries and investing in digital infrastructure to…

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An investigating judge at the Court of Appeal in Rabat has ordered the pretrial detention of three judges as part of an ongoing judicial investigation into suspected brokerage and trafficking of court rulings, according to available information indicating that the case is still under review. According to the available data, the judges concerned were serving at the Courts of Appeal in El Jadida and Safi, where investigations are focusing on suspected interventions in exchange for money and possible influence over the handling of certain judicial cases, pending official findings. This case has reignited debate حول the integrity of the judicial…

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