Rabat - King Mohammed VI will preside today over a religious ceremony marking the 27th anniversary of the passing of the late King Hassan II, the Ministry King Mohammed VI will preside today over a religious ceremony marking the 27th anniversary of the passing of the late King Hassan II,

The Moroccan youth group GenZ 212 has called for the government's resignation following a sixth consecutive day of protests for better public services and an end to corruption in the North African kingdom.

Morocco's King Mohammed VI on Wednesday inaugurated several major railway projects in the Hay Hassani district of Casablanca.

The ongoing demonstrations in Morocco, sparked by Gen Z’s fury at rampant corruption and elite unaccountability, have seen widespread demands from the Moroccan people for the dismissal of the current government to ease the growing tensions that have swept the country for the past week.

As Morocco's Gen Z takes to the streets, King Mohammed VI no longer has a political force capable of offering an 'alternative solution,' says researcher Thierry Desrues in an interview with Le Monde.

King Mohammed VI is a “valued leader and a friend of the United States,” said the newly appointed U.S. ambassador to Morocco, Duke Buchan III. Speaking at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington on Tuesday ...

Deadly riots broke out in Morocco this week over the country’s hosting of the World Cup. Thursday marked the sixth consecutive night of protests against under-resourced public services, as the North African country spends billions on the 2030 edition of Fifa’s flagship football tournament.

Anti-government demonstrations gripped Morocco for a fourth straight night as youth filled the streets of cities throughout the country and destruction and violence broke out in several places.

Youth-led demonstrators in Morocco took to the streets for a sixth straight night despite fear of violence after three people were killed by security forces.

As the days get shorter and gloomier, a last-minute break in Morocco might be exactly what you need. With their sun-dappled courtyards, pretty tiled walls and airy bedrooms, Marrakech’s riads are the perfect setting to unwind away from the bustle of the city. Here are some top spots.

The Moroccan youth collective known as Gen Z 212 released a public statement on Friday addressed directly to King Mohammed VI, calling for sweeping political reform, government accountability, and the protection of constitutional rights.