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After an earthquake in Morocco and flooding in Libya, civilians are losing out in the disaster-struck north African nationsThe world has been struck by not one but two natural disasters in recent days – the earthquake in Morocco and devastating floodin…
Travel and tour operators are getting involved in the country’s relief effort, knowing how vital tourism is to its economy“My family is safe,” our tour guide Sara Chakir said as we huddled in the streets outside Fez’s medina, waiting for aftershocks un…
Global Affairs Canada says it is in close contact with Moroccan authorities and humanitarian partners to respond to evolving needs.
French president addresses Moroccans directly amid political rift between Rabat and ParisThe French president, Emmanuel Macron, has attempted to soothe tensions with Morocco over the supply of humanitarian aid, after a deadly earthquake centred high in…
French president addresses Moroccans directly amid political rift between Rabat and ParisThe French president, Emmanuel Macron, has attempted to soothe tensions with Morocco over the supply of humanitarian aid, after a deadly earthquake centred high in…
The death and injury counts in Morocco continue to rise as more remote villages are reached, bodies get dug up and people sent to hospitals.
The towns and villages of the Atlas Mountains were building a thriving tourist economy. The devastation of the earthquake puts that in doubt.
Thousands of ordinary citizens are travelling from all over the country to bring aid to survivors of earthquakeA visual guide to the Moroccan earthquakeMorocco’s route nationale 10 was once a pretty rooad through the High Atlas mountains connecting Mar…
Thousands of Moroccans are homeless after the country was hit by its strongest earthquake in over a century, as the government estimates it could take five to six years to rebuild.