Toutes les vidéos Politics

Throne Day celebrations in Libreville highlight Morocco’s role in Africa
The 27th anniversary of Throne Day brought together hundreds of guests Thursday evening at the residence of Morocco’s ambassador in Libreville. The event highlighted King Mohammed VI’s vision for Africa and was attended by Gabonese Vice President Alexandre Barro Chambrier.
In Kigali, Throne Day celebrates Morocco-Rwanda ties through culture
Morocco’s Throne Day celebrations in Kigali brought together government officials, diplomats and business leaders, while a performance blending Moroccan music with Rwanda’s traditional Intore dance highlighted the growing cultural dimension of relations between the two countries.
Moroccan community in Côte d’Ivoire celebrates King Mohammed VI’s 27th Throne Day anniversary
The Residence of the Kingdom of Morocco in Côte d’Ivoire hosted celebrations on Thursday, July 30, marking the 27th anniversary of King Mohammed VI’s accession to the Throne. The diplomatic reception brought together leading Ivorian, Moroccan and international figures from the political, diplomatic and business spheres, once again underscoring the longstanding relationship between Côte d’Ivoire and Morocco.
In Laayoune, US Ambassador oversees signing of first US-funded private-sector project in Morocco’s Southern Provinces—a green ammonia plant
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) and ORNX signed an agreement on Tuesday to fund a Pre-Front-End Engineering Design (Pre-FEED) study for a planned ammonia plant in Laayoune. Designed to produce up to 560,000 tonnes of ammonia annually, the project marks the first U.S. government funding for a private-sector initiative in the Kingdom’s Southern Provinces.
Morocco Votes 2026 | Interview: Salah-Eddine Abkari, Head of PAM Youth
In the first episode of Le360’s special interview series on the country’s upcoming legislative elections, Salah-Eddine Abkari, president of the youth wing of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), discusses the party’s efforts to promote young candidates, its strategy for the 2026 vote, and the debate surrounding the appointments of Faouzi Lekjaa and El Khattat Yanja to its Political Bureau.
Morocco moves to improve digital access for people with disabilities
The second awareness campaign on the rights of people with disabilities, launched in 2025, concluded Monday in Rabat with the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Secretariat of State in charge of Social Inclusion and the Ministry Delegate in charge of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform. The agreement aims, in particular, to facilitate this group’s access to their rights through digital tools.
Interview: Thailand’s Ambassador says 40-year partnership with Morocco is ready for a new chapter
Thailand’s Ambassador to Rabat, Fabio Chinda, says he is optimistic about the future of relations between Thailand and Morocco. In an interview with Le360, the Thai diplomat discussed the untapped potential of bilateral trade, the growing number of Moroccan tourists visiting Thailand, and the significance of the ASEAN Bazaar held in Rabat.
Mali-Morocco Joint Commission concludes fourth session in Bamako
The fourth session of the Mali-Morocco Joint Commission in Bamako gave both sides an opportunity to conduct a comprehensive review of the state of their bilateral cooperation across sectors of mutual benefit.
CNDH trains 1,000 election observers ahead of Morocco’s 2026 legislative vote
Two months before Morocco’s legislative elections, the National Human Rights Council (CNDH) has begun training 1,000 observers, 40% of them women, to independently monitor the vote. Speaking to Le360, CNDH President Amina Bouayach outlined the nationwide deployment, while also discussing the institution’s new partnerships and upcoming international commitments.
Morocco’s Ombudsman says the interior, justice, and Finance Ministries drew most citizen complaints in 2025
Nearly 10,000 complaints were filed with Morocco’s Ombudsman Institution in 2025, marking a record high and a 25% increase from the previous year. Presenting the institution’s annual report, Ombudsman of the Kingdom of Morocco, Hassan Tariq identified the ministries of the Interior, Justice, and Economy and Finance as the public administrations receiving the highest number of complaints, while calling for stronger local mediation services.