Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th February, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

Morocco participates in the 48th session of the African Union Executive Council in Addis Ababa.

Iranian nuclear talks heat up as Trump urges Netanyahu to keep discussions alive.

UN condemns increased Israeli control in the West Bank, raising international concerns.

Marsa Maroc secures management contract for Liberia's main port, expanding its African reach.

Morocco's dams are nearly 70% full, ensuring a stable water supply for the region.

Transparency International highlights Morocco's ongoing struggle with corruption issues.

Portugal remains on alert after severe weather causes partial dam failure and infrastructure damage.

Casablanca Stock Exchange sees a positive trend with MASI up by one point five percent.

Finalist from Morocco's "Best Pastry Chef" competition, Fouzia, reinvents brunch in Belgium.

The ONMT wins "Destination Partner of the Year" award in France, boosting Morocco's tourism image.

Thirty-three Moroccan referees receive FIFA badges, marking a significant achievement in sports.

Major scientific breakthrough reported in the fight against Parkinson's disease, offering new hope.

Measles cases decline sharply in Europe and Central Asia, but experts warn of ongoing risks.

A new AI-powered collar raises concerns over privacy and data protection regulations.

Meta introduces animated profile pictures on Facebook, enhancing user engagement through AI.

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