Morocco
July 4, 2000
By Munir K. Nasser Washington, DC The US Government announced that it would provide Morocco with a new food package in response to the worsening drou
July 3, 2000
Sixty of Morocco's 270 beaches have been declared polluted and unsuitable for swimming this summer season, press reports said Monday. The beaches incl
Moroccan police have arrested seven Islamic fundamentalists for trying to bathe at a public beach in accordance with religious custom, an Islamic spok
July 2, 2000
Morocco is to invest over 57 million dollars to build eight new stadia and renovate four other existing venues in their bid to host the 2006 World Cup
June 29, 2000
The Organization of the Islamic Conference (IOC) on Thursday chose another Moroccan, Abdelouhed Belkziz, as its next chief despite private protests th
June 28, 2000
The United Nations is expected to put forward an alternative to the much-delayed referendum on the future of Western Sahara at a new round of talks be
June 27, 2000
Royal Air Maroc announced Monday that it would resume flights to Libya next month, the official MAP agency reported. The Moroccan airline will run two
June 25, 2000
A Haitian doctor is facing judiciary action in Morocco for charges of practicing abortion after one of his patients suffered serious physical complica
The German government will provide Morocco with technical assistance to help the country fight poverty, reported ArabicNews.com. The announcement was
June 15, 2000
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah has arrived in Morocco at the start of a visit, aimed at enhancing bilateral relations between the two countries,
June 14, 2000
Moroccan marathon world-record holder Khalid Khannouchi, who obtained an expedited United States citizenship to try and achieve his Olympic dream, wil
June 12, 2000
The preliminary figures of the foreign trade bureau, as of the end of March 2000, show that there was an 11.7 percent increase in Morocco's foreign transactions mainly caused by a 17.5 percent jump in
June 8, 2000
Chinese vice-foreign minister, Ji Pedin, who started on Monday a visit to Morocco, held Wednesday separate talks in Rabat with several members of the
Spanish and Moroccan foreign ministers, Josep Pique and Mohamed Benaissa, underlined Wednesday the importance to maintain permanent contact to consoli
June 7, 2000
By Amjad Baker The world's cup holder, France national soccer team geared up their Euro2000 warm-up by smashing Morocco 5-1, and celebrating Hassan I
