Mohamed Chakir Alaoui

A crowded Akkari outing for Bensaïd, with Lekjaa in tow
Outgoing minister takes PAM campaign through key neighborhoods in his Océan constituency, with party newcomer drawing crowds as the two meet residents.
Spanish far right barking up the wrong tree by targeting Morocco, researcher says
Badr Zaher El Azrak says €12.22bn in first-half trade, migration management and security cooperation show why bilateral relationship runs deeper than political rows.
Jamal Karimi Benchekroun sets out PPS priorities in Rabat-Chellah
The PPS candidate is campaigning on education, urban planning concerns, the fight against corruption and a stronger role for MPs ahead of the September 23 legislative elections.
PJD enters poll race with full slate, pledge against vote-buying
Benkirane welcomes Ouchaye, Chaouki into party; candidates sign 12-point charter as El Khalfi enters crowded Rabat-Océan race.
456 terrorism and extremism inmates have joined Morocco’s Moussalaha program since 2017
Since 2017, 456 inmates convicted in cases related to terrorism and extremism have taken part in the national reconciliation and deradicalization program Moussalaha, the Mohammadia League of Religious Scholars said Thursday. The ninth session held under the supervision of the Moussalaha Center brought together 24 inmates, including 14 women.
Lawyers extend strike, pin hopes on next govt
ABAM to meet again on Sept 20; says return to courts by some Casablanca lawyers does not point to split in ranks.
Seghrouchni breaks down Morocco AI 2030
The minister details a roadmap targeting MAD100 billion in added value and 200,000 trained talents by 2030, with nearly 1GW of data center capacity planned nationwide.
Up to 1m security guards covered as govt starts checks on eight-hour day
Sekkouri promises ‘zero tolerance’ as labor inspectors are told to check working hours, minimum wages and CNSS registration.
Sardine deaths in South Africa? Fisheries officials say Morocco has a different species
Fisheries authorities say the two countries have different sardine species and the virus detected in South Africa has never been found in Sardina pilchardus, the species caught here.
National Museums Foundation study identifies training needs in museum and heritage fields
Conservation, documentation, collections and other specialized areas have been identified as potential components of a future training program for Morocco’s museum sector.