Morocco

At least 14 people died on Thursday by an explosion in a cafe in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh.

Abdul Ben Amour, President of the Competition Council, confirmed that an amendment to the statute that establishes the Council will give it strength to fight the economic rent.

Arab First Ladies: A Blessing or a Curse for falling leaders: While Arab leaders fall, will their wives be there to catch them? As protests spread like wildfire in the Middle East, the often opulent lives of Arab stately or royal wives are in the spotlight. Who’s footing the bill for the First Ladies expenses? Do they provide a false idealized image of their country, with their good works and initiatives in the arena of development and human rights, when on the ground their husband-led regimes are shunning their so-called progressive values?

Scores of protesters were hurt, some seriously, Sunday during a clash with Moroccan security forces.

Several thousand people rallied peacefully in several Moroccan cities on Sunday demanding political reforms.

Moroccan bloggers have called for a demonstration on February 20 to demand amendments in the constitution ahead of the legislative elections scheduled for 2012.

Hotels in the Moroccan city of Agadir reported a record number of Moroccan tourists in 2010.

Moody's Investors Service today withdrawn all the ratings of Morocco-based Attijariwafa bank.

Morocco is set to return to the international financial market to finance part of its deficit which is estimated at 3.5 percent of the gross domestic product.

Morocco has announced the arrest of 27 people.

Moroccan authorities stated Monday they recently detained six Islamists suspected of using the Internet to plan acts of terror.

Luxury polo retreat developed by SIAMA (Morocco), a subsidiary of Azmi Abdelhadi Group.

BA announces Cairo or Sharm El Sheikh to London from just EGP 2400*.