Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th January, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

Morocco expects nearly 20 million visitors in 2025, marking a historic tourism year.

Snow causes flight cancellations and delays; know your rights for refunds and compensation.

Research focuses on climate adaptation as ice coverage returns to normal in the fjord.

Morocco's dam reserves rise by nearly 50% in a year, boosting agricultural prospects.

Ivory Coast faces Burkina Faso in a crucial CAN 2025 match in Marrakech today.

Statelessness: living without a birth certificate poses significant challenges.

Tragedy strikes in Safi as floods prompt aid for affected housing and rehabilitation efforts.

Weather disruptions have led to restored traffic flow on several routes in Chtouka Aït Baha.

ONEE begins environmental assessment for the new combined cycle power plant in Nador.

Heavy rains in Fez revive concerns over collapsing buildings, prompting alerts from authorities.

Youth in Iran face severe repression amid ongoing protests, with clashes reported in Tehran.

Cultural events in France for 2026 include photography and Mediterranean-themed highlights.

U.S. judicial responses face fragility amid executive branch attacks on the rule of law.

Amazon launches Ember Artline, a new TV designed to compete with Samsung's The Frame.

Diabetes crisis in Morocco is escalating, raising public health concerns across the nation.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!