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Morocco's human rights experience underscored in London
Morocco's experience in human rights was underscored at the biennial meeting of the Human Rights Network of Academies and Scholarly Societies (May 18-20) that opened Wednesday in the British capital.
Morocco-UK, Politics, 5/21/2005
Morocco, Algeria trade exchanges drop by 6.8pc
Trade exchanges between Morocco and Algeria dropped from MAD 1.9 billion (USD 223 millions) in 2003 to MAD 1.77 billion (USD 208 millions) in 2004, i.e a regression of 6.8pc.
Morocco-Algeria, Economics, 5/21/2005
Morocco to host 2005 kick and Thai Boxing World championship
Morocco will host the 15th kick and Thai Boxing World championship slated for September 19-25 in Agadir (South), announced, here Thursday, President of World Association of Kickboxing Organisation (WAKO), Italian Ennio Falsoni,
Morocco, Sports, 5/21/2005
Princess Lalla Hasna inaugurates 4th Mawazine-Rythmes du Monde Festival
Morocco's Princess Lalla Hasna (younger sister of King Mohammed VI) presided, in Rabat Thursday, the opening ceremony of the 4th Mawazine-Rythmes du Monde Festival.
Morocco-Regional, Local, 5/21/2005
Basketball: Morocco defeats Mali in friendly
Moroccan Basketball team defeated, here Thursday, Mali 61/52 in a friendly match part of preparations to the 2005 Mediterranean Games.
Morocco, Local, 5/21/2005
Indian foreign minister due in Morocco
Morocco-India, Politics, 5/21/2005
Online petition unveiled to support release of Moroccan POWs in Algeria
An online petition for the release of Moroccan prisoners of war (POWS), some of them held for more than two decades by a separatist movement in Tindouf (Southwestern Algeria), was unveiled Tuesday in Washington during a press conference by U.S. Senator John McCain and six Moroccan POWs.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/20/2005
Three Moroccan shepherds sentenced to three years in prison in Algeria
"Al Alam" and "Assabah" reported Thursday that Algerian authorities also seized 1,650 sheep pertaining to the three shepherds.
Morocco-Algeria, Local, 5/20/2005
World Bank approves four-year CAS for Morocco
The World Bank (WB) Executive Board unanimously approved Thursday the new Country Assistance Strategy (CAS) with Morocco for the period 2005-2009, said a press release of the bank.
Morocco, Economics, 5/20/2005
Libyan leader receives message from Moroccan king on UMA summit
Morocco-Libya, Politics, 5/20/2005
Moroccan-US relations 'excellent', US official
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/20/2005
FAR flies to Nigeria to clinch CAF quarter-finals ticket
Morocco-Nigeria, Sports, 5/20/2005
King announces the launching of 'the National Initiative for Human Development'
Morocco's King Mohammed VI announced Wednesday evening the launching of the National Initiative for Human Development, which illustrates the sovereign's concern to fulfill the aspirations of the Moroccan people, and which is part of the society project initiated by His Majesty since his accession to the Alaouite throne.
Morocco, Politics, 5/19/2005
Royal Initiative for Human Development unanimously praised by politicians
The royal Initiative for Human Development, announced on Wednesday by King Mohammed VI in a speech to the nation was welcomed with unanimous praise by Moroccan political leaders as the adequate solution to Moroccan problems.
Morocco, Politics, 5/19/2005
Over 400 'phantom civil servants' salaries frozen
The Moroccan Government suspended the salaries of 415 "phantom civil servants" in 2005, part of a crack down on what is known in Morocco as "the phantom civil servants phenomenon," said Wednesday, Minister in charge of Modernizing Public Sectors, Mohamed Boussaid.
Morocco, Politics, 5/19/2005
Morocco-Spanish operation nabs human smuggling network
Moroccan and Spanish security forces have managed, in a joint operation to dismantle a large human-smuggling network responsible for introducing hundreds of illegal immigrants in recent months in the Spanish territory.
Morocco-Spain, Local, 5/19/2005
Moroccan official rules out risk of new locust invasion
Moroccan Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries, Mohand Laenser, ruled out the risk of a new locust invasion in Morocco next fall.
Morocco, Local, 5/19/2005
Over 300 meningitis cases recorded annually in Morocco
Some 360 meningitis cases are recorded annually in the kingdom, including deadly cases that represent 5 to 10% of people affected by the disease, said, here Wednesday, Health minister, Mohamed Cheikh Biadillah.
Morocco, Health, 5/19/2005
'Run for fun' women race hopes to attract 20,000 participants
The "run for fun" women race taking place annually in Casablanca hopes to attract 20,000 participants for its 7th edition slated next Sunday.
Morocco-Regional, Sports, 5/19/2005
Arizona senator McCain urged 'Polisario' to release Moroccan prisoners
Arizona senator John McCain urged the Polisario, in Washington Tuesday, to release immediately the 408 Moroccan prisoners of war, many of whom have been held for over 20 years in the Tindouf camps, South-West Algeria.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/18/2005
Moroccan prisoners of war held by 'Polisario' meet Washington Times Editorial Board
"The same rationale governing terrorist organizations must apply to the Polisario Front," wrote "The Washington Times" in its Tuesday issue, adding that "as long as it continues to hold human beings in bondage, it must be regarded as an enemy of civilization."
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/18/2005
London sit-in calls for release of Moroccans detained in Southern Algeria
Moroccan expatriates in Great Britain staged a sit-in, on Tuesday before the "Welington Arch" in London, to denounce the Polisario separatists manoeuvres and call for the immediate and unconditional release of their fellow countrymen who are detained in the Tindouf camps (southwest Algeria).
Morocco-UK, Politics, 5/18/2005
Morocco, UAE launch $ 2bn project to develop Oued Bouregreg valley
Morocco and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) signed, here Tuesday, a draft accord to launch USD 2 billion-worth "Amwaj" project in Oued Bouregreg valley that separates the capital Rabat from millennium-old Sale.
Morocco-United Arab Emirates, Economics, 5/18/2005
Essaouira, first Moroccan city to become slum-free
The Atlantic city of Essaouira has become the first Moroccan slum-free city, after the last shanty town was destroyed and its inhabitants relocated in modern flats.
Morocco, Economics, 5/18/2005
Zaki names squad for WC/ACN 2006 qualifications
Moroccan team manager Badou Zaki unveiled Tuesday, the list of 24 players who will play the upcoming World cup and African Cup of Nations qualifying matches.
Morocco, Sports, 5/18/2005
Morocco, Jordan boost relations in several fields
Morocco and Jordan signed Monday five agreements, four protocols, three executive programs and a memorandum of understanding touching on as diverse domains as economy, trade, energy, agriculture, culture, tourism and education.
Morocco-Jordan, Politics, 5/17/2005
Terrorism 'bringing in many a horror', spokesman
Terrorism is an "international phenomenon bringing in many a horror" and through ages and time manifested in various forms, sai Monday Moroccan communication minister and government spokesman, Nabil Benabdellah.
Morocco, Politics, 5/17/2005
US-based NGO calls for including Polisario in Terrorist Exclusion List
"The American Council for Moroccan POWs" has called US authorities to include the Polisario separatist group in the Terrorist Exclusion List (TEL), following the Algeria-backed movement's recent threats of terrorist attacks.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 5/17/2005
China to reduce textile exports to Morocco, Minister
China has set up several measures aiming to self-regulate and limit its exports of textile products, said Monday visiting Chinese vice-minister for Commerce Yu Guangzhou.
Morocco-China, Economics, 5/17/2005
Over 20 thousands enrolled in 'popular universities' courses
Over 20,000 people have enrolled in the program of "popular universities," launched in January 2005, said Monday Morocco's State Secretary in charge of Youth, Mohamed El Gahs.
Morocco, Education, 5/17/2005
Moroccan GNF1: Mano a mano resumes
It's the mano a mano in the Moroccan soccer first division GNF1 as leaders RAJA, FAR and WAC win to prolong the suspense. At the bottom, things are getting complicated for MAS and Kawkab.
Morocco, Sports, 5/17/2005
Over 20,000 cases of scorpion stings in Morocco in 2004
Some 24,000 cases of scorpion stings were reported in 2004 in Morocco, representing over 30% of poisoning cases, said Director of Moroccan Anti-Poison Center (CNAP), Rachida Slimani.
Morocco, Health, 5/17/2005
China willing to take into account Moroccan textile interests, official
China is willing to enhance economic relations with Morocco taking into account the economic interests of the North African country, especially in the textile sector, said Yu Guangzhou, Chinese trade vice-minister.
Morocco-China, Economics, 5/16/2005
Assahara Al Maghribya: King Mohammed receives Jordanian PM
Morocco-Jordan, Politics, 5/16/2005
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