Jihane Rahhou

Rabat

Journalist at Morocco World News

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Articles

Morocco, Australia Create New Agency to Boost Bilateral Trade

Aug 1, 2024 | barlamantoday.com | Jihane Rahhou

Morocco and Australia are deepening their economic and trade relations with the creation of a new agency, the Australia Morocco Business Network (AMBN), inaugurated on July 31 in Adelaide, South Australia. AMBN is the “first” organization dedicated to promoting bilateral trade between Australia and Morocco, the agency said in a statement. The launch of AMBN is particularly significant as it coincides with the 25th anniversary of King Mohamed VI’s reign.
Morocco Beats Iraq 3-0 to Secure Spot in Quarter-Finals

Jul 30, 2024 | moroccoworldnews.com | Jihane Rahhou

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Moroccan Judo Team Exits Paris 2024 Olympics in First Round

Jul 28, 2024 | moroccoworldnews.com | Jihane Rahhou

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Morocco’s Fiscal Deficit to Narrow to 3.4% by 2026

Jul 21, 2024 | moroccoworldnews.com | Jihane Rahhou

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Morocco’s Education Minister Criticizes Dean Over Palestinian Keffiyeh Incident

Jul 16, 2024 | rb.gy | Jihane Rahhou

Rabat - The Moroccan Minister of Higher Education, Abdelatif Miraoui, publicly criticized a college dean’s controversial decision not to offer an award to a student who was wearing Palestinian Keffiyeh during a graduation ceremony. The incident took place at the Higher School of Technology in Benmsik, Casablanca, last week when the dean refused to award a student for wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh. The keffiyeh is a symbol of Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation.
Morocco Exports First Cannabis Shipment to Switzerland

Jul 12, 2024 | rb.gy | Jihane Rahhou

Rabat - Morocco has made its first legal cannabis shipment to Switzerland, entering the race to supply one of the world’s largest markets. According to a report from French media, the country exported a quintal of resin with a THC content of less than 1% - the molecule responsible for psychotropic effects - to Switzerland in the second quarter of 2024. Morocco first introduced the legislative framework to legalize the cannabis industry in 2021.
SAMIR oil refinery: Morocco rejects $2.7 billion compensation claim from Saudi firm

Jul 9, 2024 | bilaterals.org | Jihane Rahhou

Key issues Investment All the versions of this article: [English] [français] Morocco World News | 8 July 2024 SAMIR oil refinery: Morocco rejects $2.7 billion compensation claim from Saudi firm by Jihane Rahhou Rabat - Morocco has formally rejected a $2.7 billion compensation claim from Saudi businessman Mohammed Al Amoudi, following the closure of an arbitration procedure at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). The dispute centers on the liquidation of...
King Mohammed VI Sends Hijri New Year’s Greetings to Islamic World Leaders

Jul 7, 2024 | moroccoworldnews.com | Jihane Rahhou

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2030 World Cup: Morocco Unveils Plan to Upgrade Fez’s Infrastructure

Jul 2, 2024 | rb.gy | Jihane Rahhou

Rabat - Moroccan Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit announced on Tuesday the launch of an “urgent” action plan aiming to prepare Fez to host high-stakes and globally anticipated football matches and accompanying events during the 2030 World Cup. Speaking at a meeting in Fez, Laftit emphasized the need for an innovative approach to the plan, which will cover all material, logistical, and infrastructure requirements set forth by FIFA.
Schengen Visa: Morocco’s Consumer Watchdogs Push for Travel Insurance Refunds

Jul 1, 2024 | rb.gy | Jihane Rahhou

Rabat - The National Union of Consumer Associations in Morocco is actively advocating and pushing for refunded travel insurance costs for denied Schengen visa applications. According to a statement released by the union, the association held talks with the Insurance Supervisory and Social Security Authority (ACAPS) to reconsider their policies regarding reimbursements when visas are denied.