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Two Alsatians Climb Atlas Summit for Charity
Two residents of Haut-Rhin climbed Mount Toubkal in Morocco to raise funds for a local charity.
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Business
Stellantis Unveils Two New Cars Made in Kenitra
Stellantis presented the Fiat Fastback and Grizzly, produced at its Kenitra plant in Morocco, on July 15, 2026.
Politics
Moroccan Sultan Gave Two Lions to US President in 19th Century
In 1865, Sultan Mohammed IV of Morocco gifted two lions to US President Andrew Johnson, symbolizing diplomatic ties.
Politics
Al Hoceima Steps Up Restaurant Inspections for Summer
Morocco's Al Hoceima province has intensified joint inspections of restaurants to ensure food quality and price compliance during the summer season.
Politics
Fes-Oujda Highway: Geological Challenges Acknowledged
Morocco's minister Nizar Baraka admitted geological instability on the Fes-Oujda highway after fatal accidents.
Politics
Ryad Mezzour: Trust and Long-Term Investment Key for Africa
Morocco's Minister of Industry calls for trust and long-term investment to unlock Africa's growth potential.
World
Heatwave: Up to 45°C in Several Moroccan Provinces
Morocco's DGM issues orange alert for heatwave with temperatures up to 45°C from July 14-17, 2026.
Environment
Oualidia Beach Awarded Blue Flag for 2026
Oualidia Beach in Morocco has been awarded the Blue Flag certification for 2026, recognizing its environmental and safety standards.
Politics
King Mohammed VI Condoles Qatar Emir on Sheikh Hamad's Death
Morocco's King Mohammed VI sent condolences to Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani following the death of Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani.
Sports
Mbappé Confident Ahead of Spain Semi-Final
Kylian Mbappé remains confident despite a missed penalty against Morocco, as France prepares for the World Cup semi-final against Spain.
Sports
FIFA Studies 64-Team World Cup for 2030
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has proposed expanding the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams, hosted by Morocco, Spain, and Portugal.
World
Dutch Painter Justus Stuyling's Moroccan Misadventure
In 1670, Dutch painter Justus Stuyling was captured by pirates off Morocco and sold into slavery.