The U.S. on Tuesday approved the potential sale of up to 600 Stinger anti-air missiles to Morocco in an $825 million deal aimed at boosting the country's air defenses. The State Department greenlit the sale, which Congress must still approve. The Pentagon said the missiles would help Morocco counter threats and modernize its military while improving interoperability with U.S. and allied forces. The deal includes related equipment and support services.
The LIDE Brazil-Morocco Forum in Marrakech, held on Wednesday, brought together more than 100 business leaders, policymakers, and institutional representatives
The European Parliament voted on Wednesday to include Algeria on the European Union’s list of jurisdictions considered high-risk for
In a meeting on the sidelines of the 50th session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Francophonie (APF), the Moroccan
United States President Donald Trump met leaders from five African countries at the White House on Wednesday in what observers
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