Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th February, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

France announces a partial government reshuffle with four new ministers joining the cabinet.

Israeli forces arrest Sheikh Rani Abu Sbeih at the entrance of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Morocco's women's football tournament, CAN 2026, has been postponed just weeks before kickoff.

Mexican cartels intensify violence as the price for El Mencho's capture skyrockets.

COP31 preparations are underway in the Pacific, with Fiji and Tuvalu leading climate action efforts.

A new center for rare diseases has been launched by FM6SS and AstraZeneca in Morocco.

Ouezzane approves 25 million dirhams for the Tachta Bouhlal olive park and social partnerships.

Marrakech's urban planning police continue to enhance construction site oversight across the city.

A human case of swine flu has been confirmed in Catalonia, prompting health monitoring in Spain.

Khalid Maghraoui has been recognized at the Top Chefs in Morocco event for his culinary excellence.

The Morocco Dance Competition is set to return to Rabat this April, promising exciting performances.

Samsung has launched its Galaxy S26 series, featuring three new models for tech enthusiasts.

Google Messages introduces new features, including a location-sharing option similar to WhatsApp.

Spain experiences exceptional rainfall, raising concerns about weather impacts in Seville.

The Moroccan government emphasizes multilateral action on human rights at the upcoming CDH events.

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