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Scientific partnership in Laayoune brings Moroccan and U.S. doctors together to integrate AI algorithms into healthcare
The second Moroccan-American Medical Days featured academic lectures and practical workshops on the use of artificial intelligence in surgery and early disease diagnosis.
Moroccan truck driver caught in gunfire after traveling without military escort in Mali
A video showing a visibly frightened Moroccan truck driver as heavy gunfire rings out near his vehicle has drawn attention to the risks faced by transporters traveling through Mali without waiting for military-escorted convoys. According to information Le360 obtained from a source close to transporters operating in the country, the incident took place on Thursday along a particularly sensitive road near the Mauritanian border. The driver escaped unharmed.
Laayoune streets glow red and green to mark first anniversary of Eid El Wahda
The second edition of the “Al-Anwar” festival has illuminated the city’s streets and public buildings with colorful artistic displays in celebration of the anniversary.
Marrakech’s Almoravid Gardens go from neglected space to a public gathering spot
Long marked by unwelcoming corners and overgrown vegetation, Marrakech’s Almoravid Gardens are getting a new lease on life. Following the site’s redevelopment and the relocation of the former bus station, the green space is reclaiming its environmental and social role for the benefit of local residents.
AI, navigation sciences and digital content: Oujda’s Mohammed First University expands its academic offering
Oujda’s Mohammed First University welcomed nearly 18,000 new students this academic year and continues to expand. New programs in fields ranging from artificial intelligence to navigation sciences aim to keep pace with changing professional demands.
A piece of the Moon in Morocco: A rare meteorite on display in Agadir
The Agadir University Meteorite Museum is displaying a rare lunar meteorite known as “Northwest Africa 5406,” attracting researchers, enthusiasts and curious visitors. Acquired in the Ouarzazate region in 2008, the basaltic rock has helped scientists study lunar crystals and has been the subject of research published in international scientific journals.
Inside Oujda’s blood processing center, where every donation is tested and prepared for patients
At Oujda’s Blood and Blood Derivatives Processing Center, donated blood is prepared for patients and injured people across the Oriental region. From weighing blood bags and separating their components to conducting laboratory tests, the process can take up to 48 hours before the blood is cleared for use.
Agadir: Anza industrial plants given one year to relocate over foul odors
Residents of Anza, north of Agadir, have been struggling with increasingly foul odors from nearby industrial plants. In response to mounting complaints, Souss-Massa Wali Saaïd Amzazi has ordered immediate inspections, required the plants to meet environmental standards and given them a maximum of one year to relocate to the industrial zone in Drargua.
Laayoune prepares for Eid Al Wahda celebrations
Streets are being decorated and public spaces refurbished ahead of the October 31 celebrations.
Salé’s new waterfront promenade nears completion
Salé’s new corniche along the northern bank of the Bouregreg River is nearing completion, with earthworks and landscaping almost finished. The development has been welcomed by residents and visitors, who say regular maintenance will be essential to preserve the new public space.