Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th February, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

Crédit Agricole launches emergency plan for farmers affected by recent severe weather.

Jack Lang faces fallout from Epstein scandal, leading to police protection for him and his wife.

Portugal chooses stability with new president, Antonio José Seguro, after decisive election victory.

Iran nuclear talks stall as Tehran remains firm on uranium enrichment despite sanctions.

Israel intensifies control over West Bank, signaling abandonment of Palestinian statehood aspirations.

Morocco's dam reservoirs reach 67% capacity, as northern floods contrast with water shortages in Souss Massa.

Six names omitted from Epstein case by U.S. Justice Department, raising concerns among lawmakers.

France mobilizes 12,500 troops for Orion 26 military exercise amid rising tensions with Russia.

Over 36,000 tourists visited Guelmim-Oued Noun region in 2025, according to recent reports.

Morocco ranks fourth in Africa and thirty-seventh worldwide for air power capabilities.

Recruiters are on the lookout for highly qualified profiles as job market trends evolve in 2025.

European Union strengthens measures to combat destruction of unsold textiles and clothing.

A newly discovered herbivorous dinosaur in China challenges two centuries of paleontological understanding.

A grand concert in Brussels celebrates Moroccan-Andalusian music and the art of samaâ.

AI caricature trend gains traction on social media in Morocco, sparking privacy concerns.

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