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Preparations at a dedicated rest area are helping manage passenger flows before they reach the port, reducing waiting times and easing the final boarding procedures for Moroccans returning to their countries of residence.

Moroccan voters will begin receiving notices Monday telling them where to cast their ballots in the Sept. 23 legislative elections, while a dedicated online proxy-voting service will open for Moroccans living abroad, the Interior Ministry said.

The standardized plates combine Arabic and Latin characters, integrate the “MA” country code and are designed for use both at home and abroad. In Casablanca, replacements take about 15 minutes and cost between 150 and 200 dirhams, depending on the finish — but not every motorist needs to change plates immediately.

Traffic is picking up on the roads leading to Tanger Med as Moroccan families head back to their countries of residence after the summer holidays.

Moroccans living abroad and registered on the country’s electoral rolls will be able to prepare voting proxies online from Aug. 24, ahead of Morocco’s Sept. 23, 2026 parliamentary elections, under a new digital service announced by Moroccan embassies in several countries.

The 12th edition of the Festival of Moroccans of the World in Ouarzazate opened on Monday, August 10, under the theme “Moroccans of the World at the heart of Morocco’s 2030 projects.”

Around 40 Moroccan diaspora entrepreneurs, professionals and public figures came together at an event organized by the associations “Beyond Nations” and “Dynamic Maroc” to promote a network aimed at supporting Morocco’s economic and social development.

The initiative, launched in Tangier, will travel to several cities across Morocco to provide members of the Moroccan diaspora with information, guidance, and support on housing, investment, and urban planning services.

The Miss World 2026 program is packed, featuring a national costume display, a sports challenge, public speaking, a talent performance, and a charitable project. Moroccan candidate Chirihan Chergui has been meticulously preparing for each stage while simultaneously managing her company. In an interview with Le360, she shared insights into her preparations ahead of the competition’s official start on Sunday.