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Independence day : Why do Moroccans celebrate the 18 of November ? - Vimarsana News

Independence day : Why do Moroccans celebrate the 18 of November ?

Independence day : Why do Moroccans celebrate the 18 of November ?. Although the kingdom was proclaimed an independent state on the 2nd of March, every year; Moroccans celebrate independence on the 18th of November. The latter commemorates King Mohammed V accession to the throne and his notorious speech

Could Libyan Presidential Election Result in Tripoli Recognising Israel? - Vimarsana News

Could Libyan Presidential Election Result in Tripoli Recognising Israel?

On Friday, 2.5 million Libyans were expected to head to polling stations for the first time in years to elect their next president. At least 96 candidates have submitted applications for the top spot in the oil-rich nation. But the Central Election Committee has since announced that the much-anticipated polls will be pushed back to next month.

Voyages: flambée des contaminations au Maroc - Vimarsana News

Voyages: flambée des contaminations au Maroc

7,5 % de ceux qui reviennent de ce pays sont testés positifs au covid.

Source: lesoir.be
RESPECT DU DROIT INTERNATIONAL SUR LE SAHARA OCCIDENTAL : L'examen judiciaire de l'Accord d'association post-Brexit « Royaume-Uni-Maroc » accordé - Vimarsana News

RESPECT DU DROIT INTERNATIONAL SUR LE SAHARA OCCIDENTAL : L'examen judiciaire de l'Accord d'association post-Brexit « Royaume-Uni-Maroc » accordé

RESPECT DU DROIT INTERNATIONAL SUR LE SAHARA OCCIDENTAL : L’examen judiciaire de l’Accord d’association post-Brexit « Royaume-Uni-Maroc » accordé L’ONG britannique Western Sahara Campaign UK (WSCUK) a obtenu l’autorisation de la Haute Cour britannique de demander un examen judiciaire de l’Accord d’association post-Brexit, Royaume-Uni-Maroc, qui inclue, en violation du droit international, les produits issus des territoires sahraouis sous occupation marocaine, a annoncé Leigh Day, le cabinet d’avocats représentant l’ONG britannique, en indiquant que « notre client est...