Fatima Zahra El Aouni

The killing of 22-year-old Moroccan national Imad in the Spanish city of Plasencia has prompted an outpouring of grief and anger on social media, with calls for justice and the harshest penalties allowed under Spanish law for whoever is found responsible. As his family struggles to come to terms with the loss, Spanish authorities have announced new developments in the case, including the pretrial detention of the main suspect and the seizure of weapons and significant quantities of drugs.

The Kheng Grou Dam in Figuig province is nearing completion, with construction 91% finished and operations expected to begin by the end of December 2026. With a storage capacity of 1.07 billion cubic meters and a total investment of 1.2 billion dirhams, it will rank as Morocco’s fifth-largest dam by storage capacity. The entire project is expected to be completed in March 2027.

The 1.2 billion dirham project is expected to become Morocco’s fifth-largest dam and strengthen water resources in the region.

Nicknamed the “Road of Death”, the road linking Bir Jdid and El Oulja in El Jadida Province has become a growing safety concern for those who use it every day. Along Provincial Road 3471, potholes, cracked pavement and years of neglect have turned routine journeys into dangerous trips, prompting growing concern among motorists, taxi drivers and local residents. Report.

Passenger traffic between Moroccan and European ports continues to increase as part of Operation “Marhaba 2026,” with various stakeholders mobilized to ensure Moroccan expatriates are welcomed under the best possible conditions. Security and customs officers facilitate the smooth flow of traffic, while medical teams provide healthcare services. Assistance and guidance teams accompany travelers from their arrival at the ports until they complete border procedures, under the supervision of the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity.