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Istiqlal promises conflict-of-interest bill if it tops Sept 23 polls
Baraka tells Larache rally legislation would be among first measures of an Istiqlal-led government, also opposes privatisation of health and education.
Chefchaouen province launches road repair program ahead of winter
Chefchaouen Province has mobilized its field services to launch a series of emergency projects to rehabilitate roads most affected by rainfall and landslides. The move follows a detailed technical assessment led by the provincial equipment directorate to identify vulnerable points in the mountainous areas.
Tetouan clears 6.2 km of waterways ahead of rainy season
The Loukkos River Basin Agency has completed dredging and removed tons of silt and waste that had accumulated in the main river channels in Tetouan province. The agency deployed modern technical equipment to ensure the natural flow of water and reduce the risk of erosion ahead of the start of the rainy season.
Inside Morocco’s major infrastructure projects taking shape before 2030
Across several cities in the Kingdom, north, central and south, construction and equipment work is currently underway on a number of major projects, backed by massive investments that could transform Morocco’s landscape before 2030.
Blueberry boom far from over as Morocco’s new fields come of age
Output rose 18.4pc to nearly 85,000 tonnes in 2025 even as yields slipped, with almost 1,000 hectares of planted area still waiting to produce.
Tangier: Woman arrested after allegedly posing as police officer
Police officers at the Tangier Police Prefecture arrested a woman on Monday morning, September 14, on suspicion of involvement in a case involving impersonating a legally regulated profession and fraud.
Morocco’s sweet pepper exports to UK surge 60% to 10,400 tons
Morocco’s sweet pepper exports to Britain have continued to post strong figures, particularly in recent months, recording strong growth for the third consecutive marketing year in the British market.
Oued Beht excavations shed new light on Morocco’s Bronze Age origins
New archaeological findings near Khemisset reveal evidence of human occupation spanning several millennia, from the Neolithic period to the Middle Ages.
Army, Canadair aircraft deployed as forest fire forces evacuations near Larache
Strong Chergui winds and high temperatures hampered efforts to contain the blaze on Saturday, with a road near Lixus closed to allow emergency vehicles through.
Gendarmerie investigates fire that damaged three factories in Fahs-Anjra
A major fire broke out early Friday afternoon at an automotive filter manufacturing facility before spreading to two neighboring factories due to strong winds. The blaze was later brought under control by Civil Protection. The Royal Gendarmerie has opened an investigation to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.