Morocco’s Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi urged legal regulation of social media at the Arab Justice Council meeting in Cairo, citing threats to individual freedoms. He announced plans for a 2025 AI and social media conference and highlighted Morocco’s updated penal code enforcing strict penalties for online misconduct. Speaking earlier on 2M TV, Ouahbi vowed to curb TikTok and YouTube abuses, including unauthorized filming of private lives, aiming to protect public privacy.
Four months ago, when the World Health Organization declared mpox a global emergency, Moroccan biotech firm Moldiag began developing testing
According to the London based think-tank Chatham House, Morocco is well-positioned to become a global hub for electric vehicle industries
Egypt’s military has replaced a supply firm to take full control of the imports of strategic commodities such as
The IMF has concluded a weeklong staff visit to Libya where it was assessing the latest economic conditions, as well
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