
In Rabat, Loudyi Puts Cybersecurity at the Heart of Morocco’s Digital Shift
Opening the Morocco CyberSecurity Week in Rabat, Abdeltif Loudyi stressed that cybersecurity has become essential to Morocco’s digital transition.



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Opening the Morocco CyberSecurity Week in Rabat, Abdeltif Loudyi stressed that cybersecurity has become essential to Morocco’s digital transition.

The Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans living abroad is hosting “Hidden/Hiding” in Rabat, a black-and-white photo exhibition by Vienna-based Moroccan artist Abdellah El Bahmidi.

Due in early 2030, Anantara Retreat Rabat will mark Minor Hotels’ entry into Morocco with a very high-end concept.

The United States is considering reactivating up to four KC-10 Extender tanker aircraft for transfer to a North African partner. Morocco is seen as a possible recipient, but Washington has not yet confirmed which country will receive the planes.

In Rabat, FEDE, FDIM and iTechBTP sign a partnership to align mining education with companies’ needs and strengthen job prospects in Morocco and abroad.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has heard Senegal’s appeal over the AFCON 2025 final won by Morocco 3–0. The Moroccan side is keeping quiet while waiting for the ruling.

RAM and Boeing will refurbish the cabins of seven 787-8 Dreamliners, a move that could improve long-haul flights for Moroccans abroad before 2030.

Moroccan embroidery returns to the Oudayas in Rabat with the exhibition “TARZ, Embroidering in Morocco, Past and Present”, on view from 8 October 2026 to 31 January 2027 at the National Jewellery Museum.

ONSSA inspectors are set to audit dairy plants in Belarus, a key step before possible imports of new Belarusian dairy products into Morocco.

Attijariwafa bank’s expansion in Ghana, Royal Air Maroc’s local sourcing shift and new mining talks are reshaping the landscape for Moroccans abroad.

Arriving in the Netherlands from Morocco without speaking Dutch, Souad El Markhous started as a cleaner in a construction company in Amsterdam. Twenty-three years later, she became its co-owner, a story of integration, study and professional success for a Moroccan abroad.

Casablanca will host the Senior Epee Fencing World Cup from 15 to 18 October 2026 at Mohammed V arena, bringing together the global elite of men’s and women’s fencing and more than 90 countries.
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