Exodus From North Africa Full of Perils
European barriers to immigration may never have been so tight, yet Algerians are attempting clandestine migration to Europe on a scale unseen in recent years.
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Islamic Radicalism Slows Moroccan Reforms
Morocco has long been viewed as a liberalizing Islamic state, but under pressure from Islamic radicalism the pace of change has slowed.
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Back Home, a Moroccan Rapper Sharpens His Words
Muhammad Bahri, who goes by the stage name Barry, returns to his working-class neighborhood in search of material that will make his songs resonate.
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Family Code Gets Nudge, but Women Seek a Push
Five years after changes were passed to family law in Morocco, conservatives are still angry, and young women are still falling through the cracks.
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Family Law’s Reach Is Limited in Morocco
Five years after changes were passed to family law in Morocco, conservatives are still angry, and young women are still falling through the cracks.
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Colonial Soldiers Want More From France
Colonial veterans have in recent years won important concessions from the government, gaining better pensions and access to other social benefits. Yet they contend that they are still not afforded equal treatment.
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11 Die in Stampede at Moroccan Festival
The police said at least 11 people died early Sunday after a stampede at a world music festival in Rabat.
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Morocco, ‘most politically stable’ country of the region, Italian official
Morocco is the most politically stable and dynamic country in the region, President of the southern Italian region of Calabria, Giuseppe Bova, said on Friday.
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OBG highlights Morocco’s tourism development strategy
The Oxford Business Group (OBG), a London-based think-tank, highlighted Monday Morocco's tourism development strategy.
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U.S. NGO signs cooperation agreement with two local association south
Two partnership agreements were signed by an American NGO and two local associations in the southern city of Laayoune in the fields of education and child protection.
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Int’l NGO to carry out $ 5mln development project center.
A project worth five million dollars will be carried out in the region of Souss- Massa Draa, said American-based international organization, Mosaic.
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UMA still feeling out grounds to achieve aspirations to integration, FM
The Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) is still feeling out the grounds to achieve Maghreban peoples' aspirations to integration, Moroccan Foreign Minister said here on Sunday.
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King Mohammed VI decorated by Equatorial Guinea’s president
King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Prince Moulay Rachid, was decorated, here Friday, by Equatorial Guinea's head of state with the Grand Collier of the Order of Independence, the highest decoration granted by the country.
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Morocco made great efforts to find solution to Sahara issue, former Catalan official
By putting forward a proposal to grant broad autonomy to the Sahara, Morocco has made great efforts to find a solution to this dispute, former President of the Autonomous Government of Catalonia, Jordi Pujol, said.
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Moroccan-Tunisian Reflection Committee calls for further economic cooperation
The Reflection Committee to promote economic cooperation between Morocco and Tunisia stressed the importance to seize the opportunities offered by the Agadir accord.
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Ring exploiting Moroccan workers busted in Spain
Spanish police said Monday it has recently smashed a ring exploiting Moroccan immigrant workers in the city of San Juan de Compostela, Galicia, north-west of Spain.
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Moroccan FM in Doha to attend Arab Summit preparation meeting
Moroccan Foreign Minister, Taib Fassi Fihri, arrived, Friday, in Doha to take part on Saturday in the preparation meeting for the 21st Arab Summit, due on March 30-31 in the Qatari capital.
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