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Smart speed cameras and surveillance cameras are being installed along Dakhla’s main roads. Deployed by the municipality in partnership with several stakeholders, including the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN), the new system aims to strengthen road safety, improve traffic monitoring, and reduce traffic violations.

Since the start of the summer season, Agadir’s cable car has recorded a sharp increase in visitor numbers. Moroccans, Moroccans living abroad (MREs), and international tourists are using the attraction to discover the historic Agadir Oufella Kasbah from a new perspective while enjoying panoramic views over the city and the Atlantic coastline.

Despite a sustained decline in global gold prices, Morocco’s jewelry market has yet to regain momentum. Rather than encouraging purchases, lower prices have prompted many consumers to delay buying in anticipation of further declines, prolonging a slowdown that is weighing heavily on jewelers and artisans.

With temperatures reaching nearly 38°C on Saturday, August 1, Mehdia Beach was packed as thousands of holidaymakers headed to the popular seaside resort to cool off in the Atlantic Ocean.

Back in Fnideq after spending several nights in Ceuta, many returning migrants describe what they say was a traumatic ordeal marked by fear, hunger and violence—an experience that has convinced many never to attempt the crossing again.

The city of Fnideq returned to its usual rhythm on Saturday morning after several days of tension marked by collective attempts to cross into the occupied Ceuta. Following the deployment of a large security operation, the situation has eased considerably, allowing life to gradually return to normal, particularly at the Bab Sebta crossing.

The operation to return migrants who crossed the maritime passage between Fnideq and Ceuta by swimming began on Thursday and continued on Friday, July 31, 2026. Rabat and Madrid have adopted a coordinated, firm response, although many questions remain unresolved.

Hundreds of residents and tourists gathered on M’diq’s waterfront on Wednesday to watch military parades and musical performances organized by Morocco’s Royal Guard as part of Throne Day celebrations.

As the rainy season approaches, the Casablanca-Settat Regional Multi-Services Company (SRM) has begun implementing a preventive plan to reduce the risk of urban flooding. Technical teams have launched a large-scale campaign to clear, clean, and perform preventive maintenance on the stormwater drainage network, ensuring the efficient evacuation of runoff. The SRM is also stepping up monitoring of sensitive locations identified as being at risk of rainwater accumulation or hydraulic system failures.