Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th January, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

Iranian state TV broadcasts confessions from protesters amid ongoing tensions.

Morocco praised by French tourism leaders for its organization and attractiveness ahead of CAN 2025.

UN reports slight economic growth acceleration in Africa, with 13 countries projected to exceed six percent growth.

UNICEF reports a child killed every day in Gaza since the ceasefire, with casualties rising significantly.

Wholesale vegetable prices drop this week in Casablanca, while meat prices see a slight decline.

Approximately 390,000 widows benefit from Morocco's direct social aid program, with reforms underway.

Agadir welcomes over 1.5 million tourists in 2025, showcasing its rich heritage and traditions.

Morocco aims to make AI a cornerstone of development, with a strategic plan outlined by Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni.

Turkish company TermoFan opens a factory in Casablanca, set to serve North Africa and Europe.

Morocco positioned at the center of the "Phase 2" peace plan for Gaza, with significant implications.

Google addresses multiple security vulnerabilities in Chrome with its latest update—users urged to install immediately.

A new study reveals insights into why the T-rex was a formidable predator, continuing to grow until age forty.

CyberKnife technology opens a new era in radiotherapy for cancer treatment in Morocco.

HPV vaccination strategy to be revised due to low participation rates among the population.

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