Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th May, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

Ceasefires in Iran and Lebanon are under threat as U.S. military conducts strikes.

Heatwave alerts issued in Île-de-France as government reports seven heat-related deaths.

Israeli army orders evacuation of nearly 50 villages in southern Lebanon within three hours.

Over one million pilgrims gather on Mount Arafat amid extreme heat for Hajj 1447.

Morocco now ranks as Africa's top industrial economy, surpassing South Africa, says BAD.

World Cup 2026: Mohamed Ouahbi unveils a blend of experience and youth in his squad.

Exceptional heat dome plunges Morocco into an early summer with soaring temperatures.

Professor Mehdi Lahlou criticizes government for draining purchasing power before announcing support measures.

Morocco emphasizes commitment to African integration during Africa Day celebrations in Asuncion.

Casablanca prepares its abattoirs ahead of Aïd Al Adha, ensuring cleanliness and service continuity.

Ahmadou Al Aminou Mohamed appointed Prime Minister of Senegal following Ousmane Sonko's dismissal.

WHO declares Ebola outbreak in the DRC as "extremely serious," with over 900 suspected cases.

Royal Air Maroc suspends flights to Drâa-Tafilalet due to rising jet fuel prices.

Markets remain cautious after U.S. airstrikes against Iran, with oil prices stabilizing around $100.

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