Stories from Morocco

The National Arbitration Administration in Morocco announced that body cameras will be used for the first time in football matches. This technology is planned to be gradually generalized to other matches from now until the next season.

The Casablanca derby is suspended this week and will be played in empty stands. This decision follows actions by Raja fans during a previous match against FAR Rabat.

A series of updated and enriched investigations published in Le Monde regarding the King of Morocco were "very attacked" by the Moroccan press.

A pipeline project is being discussed for its strategic dimension, which is seen as for all African countries it will traverse. Rabat (Morocco) views this project as a lever to strengthen and consolidate its good relations with all West African states.

Individuals arrested and judged in Morocco are now awaiting pardon, with sentences up to one year in prison. Three of those condemned to three months have already been released.

The tower's construction signifies a new architectural milestone for the country. Its completion is a development in Moroccan infrastructure. Its height surpasses all previous structures in Morocco. The tower stands at 250 meters.

The 250-metre-tall Mohammed VI Tower has been completed in Morocco. Designed by architecture studios Rafael de La‑Hoz and Hakim Benjell, the structure now stands as the country's tallest building.

Authorities are conducting a search for two U.S. Army soldiers in Morocco. The report was noted by 1010 WINS.

The manager of Wydad Athletic Club announced his resignation during the upcoming general assembly. The club stated the decision was made out of respect for current responsibilities and obligations. Nominations for the club presidency will be open from June 5 to June 20.

The US Southern Command reported that two US service members are missing in southwestern Morocco. The incident occurred in the Agadir region.