In 2024, Morocco intercepted 78,685 migrants attempting to enter the European Union, marking a 4.6% increase from the previous year, according to the Interior Ministry. This surge reflects escalating migratory pressures amid regional instability. The ministry noted that 58% of these migrants originated from West Africa, 12% from North Africa, including Morocco, and 9% from East and Central Africa. Factors such as Sahel's armed conflicts, unemployment, and climate impacts on agriculture drive this migration.
Fouzi Lekjaa, President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, has successfully retained his seat on the FIFA Council after earning
Algerian gyms are buzzing with new energy as more girls and women lace up their gloves, inspired by Iman Khelif’
Africa’s solar power sector is set for impressive growth, with installations projected to increase by 42% in 2025, according
The European Commission has announced an additional €4 million in humanitarian aid to Mauritania in 2025, aimed at supporting the
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