Morocco
Ryanair plans to double passenger traffic to Morocco
Ryanair plans to double its Moroccan passenger traffic to 30 million by 2030, spokesperson Elena Cabrera told Maghreb Arabe Press,
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Morocco’s $15 billion World Cup gambit turns desert outposts into oasis cities
By Gavin Serkin in Tenghir, Morocco In the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, a couple of hours east of Marrakech
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Net gains: Maghreb cooperation on fisheries and maritime resources
The Maghreb’s maritime domain—stretching from Mauritania’s rich Atlantic waters to Morocco’s coastline and Libya’s Mediterranean
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The magic of Ouarzazate
Hollywood, Bollywood, Ouarzazate …. Ouarzazte? Outside of Morocco, outside of the international film industry, how many will be familiar with this
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Where Trump heads next with his Gaza plan and what it could mean for the Maghreb
Did President Trump mention his plan to move up to 2 million Palestinians from Gaza to other countries to Prime
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Morocco’s Royal Atlantic Initiative is needed now more than ever
With increasing influence from China, Russia and Turkey across the Sahel and with France pulling back from the region, it
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Berber Renaissance: Reviving Maghreb’s Ancient Identity Unites Many, Divides Some
By Gavin Serkin in Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco In the millennium-old terracotta town of Ksar Ait Ben Haddou—familiar
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What the new Trump administration means for the Maghreb
It has been a whirlwind few weeks of diplomatic meetings and maneuverings for the incoming Trump team, and it is
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Understanding the significance of the Gnaoua World Music Festival
‘Mark your calendar’, said a Moroccan friend of my son in Dubai recently. ‘If you do nothing else this Summer,
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Mauritania: A Calm corner in the Sahel
While much of the Sahel grapples with coups and insurgencies, Mauritania has emerged as a example of relative stability. Mali,
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Russia’s switch from Syria to Libya and what it means for the Maghreb
After the fall of Bashar Al Assad, there was a great deal of speculation that his long-term Russian backers would
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Climate change will make drought and flooding for the Maghreb inevitable
2024 was the hottest year on record and most experts agree that this is a result of ongoing climate change.
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A ceasefire in Gaza, but at what price?
It is no accident that a ceasefire agreement was finally agreed between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, days before the