Stories from Morocco · Morocco

The potential for Morocco to win the World Cup was highlighted, noting that three African coaches could achieve this feat. The potential of Morocco's national football team in the upcoming World Cup has been highlighted.

EU ambassadors are urgently discussing the opening of the first cluster for Ukraine on the evening of June 3. EU ambassadors discussed the opening of Ukraine's accession talks. EU ambassadors are currently discussing Ukraine's accession to the European Union.

Morocco's trade in phosphate rock from occupied Western Sahara is shrinking in buyers but growing in value. The country made around $376.5 million in 2025 from selling Sahrawi phosphate.

Royal Air Maroc has announced the suspension of several routes due to a surge in fuel prices. The airline did not specify which routes would be affected or for how long the suspensions would last.

In the arid mountains of Aït Baâmrane, southern Morocco, a new technology is transforming fog into potable water.

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) is celebrating Moroccan women scientists driving innovation and change through its TRAM 2026 event.

Crown Prince Moulay Hassan is taking on an increasing role in public life in Morocco, signaling a potential succession transition.

Syria has reopened its embassy in Morocco, signaling a potential improvement in diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Homeless dogs and cats are reportedly being shot, poisoned, and set on fire in Morocco in the lead-up to the 2030 FIFA World Cup. PETA is urging Moroccan officials to take action.

Two U.S. soldiers were reported missing on May 2nd after participating in the multinational military exercise African Lion in Morocco. A search operation involving over 1,000 U.S. and Moroccan military and civilian personnel has been initiated.