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Japanese traveling exhibition ‘I Love Sushi’ opens in Rabat
The exhibition offers visitors a look at sushi beyond food, exploring its history, aesthetics and place in Japanese culture as Morocco and Japan celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations.
Abdelhak Tazi, prominent Istiqlal Party figure, dies at 87
Abdelhak Tazi, a former leader of the Istiqlal Party, government minister and parliamentarian, died in Rabat on Wednesday, September 16, at the age of 87, Le360 learned from people close to him. He was buried Wednesday after the Al Asr prayer at Achouhada Cemetery in Rabat.
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.
Rabat’s first Continentales de la poésie festival postponed
Originally scheduled for November 12 and 13 in Rabat, the first edition of the Continentales de la poésie festival has been postponed to a later date. Co initiators Mustapha Kébir Ammi and Kaisse Ben Yahia said the decision was made to consolidate the institutional, organizational, financial and logistical conditions needed to hold the event.
Guy Ritchie’s ‘The Gentlemen’ season 3 begins filming in Morocco
Filming for Season 3 of The Gentlemen has begun in Morocco. Guy Ritchie’s series is setting up in Rabat and Erfoud, with Theo James in the lead role. The new season continues to follow Eddie Horniman as he finds himself drawn into the criminal empire he inherited from his father.
Pope Leo XIV appoints Mario León Dorado as coadjutor archbishop of Rabat
The 52-year-old Spanish priest is set to succeed Cardinal Cristóbal López Romero, who remains archbishop of Rabat while a preliminary Vatican inquiry is underway.
ONCF receives first batch of five CRRC Ziyang diesel locomotives
Chinese manufacturer CRRC Ziyang has delivered the first batch of five diesel locomotives to Morocco’s National Railway Office (ONCF). They were received on September 8 in Rabat as part of efforts to renew Morocco’s railway fleet and preparations for major upcoming events, including the 2030 World Cup.
Jazz à Rabat 2026 to feature Moroccan-European musical collaborations
From September 24 to 26, 2026, the amphitheater at Hassan II Park in Rabat will come alive with the 2026 edition of Jazz à Rabat. Organized by the European Union, the festival will bring together six European acts and six Moroccan projects for three evenings of concerts and original musical collaborations.
Schools reopen for 8.23m pupils, 7m of them in public education
More than 533,000 children are entering first grade in public schools, while the Pioneer Schools program has expanded to 6,753 primary schools and 1,358 middle schools.
Dakhla Airport posts 45% growth in August, boosting tourism and investment
Dakhla Airport continues to strengthen its position as a strategic driver of economic and tourism development in the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region, enhancing the area’s appeal both nationally and internationally. Its infrastructure has an annual capacity of 300,000 passengers and includes a dedicated terminal for business and private aviation to accommodate the growing number of visitors.