Author: Aïcha Abdou

After weeks of anticipation, candidates who sat for the 2026 Certificat d’Études Primaires (CEP) exam will finally learn their fate this Friday. The official release of results is slated for 10:30 AM, marking the culmination of weeks of rigorous testing across the nation. This year’s session saw participation from 286,995 students, including 149,424 boys and 138,571 girls, spread across 860 examination centers. Among the candidates were 97 students with special needs, including 36 girls, who were accommodated in 13 dedicated centers. The exams, conducted from June 1 to June 4,…

Économie Rabat hosts the 3rd arab postal leaders forum This two-day gathering focuses on adapting postal systems to rapid digital shifts driven by booming e-commerce and digital economies. Opening ceremony of the arab postal leaders forum in Rabat, June 23, 2026.

Morocco news Rabat: UNESCO acknowledges INRA’s pioneering role in safeguarding Morocco’s genetic diversity During a high-level meeting in Rabat, Mr. Charaf Ahmimed, Regional Director of the UNESCO Maghreb Office, commended the National Institute of Agronomic Research for its groundbreaking work in preserving Morocco’s rich agricultural genetic heritage and biodiversity. By Morocco news desk updated June 23, 20262 min read Audio feature coming soon Summarize At a prestigious gathering in Rabat, Mr. Charaf Ahmimed, Director of the UNESCO Maghreb Regional Office, publicly recognized the National Institute of Agronomic Research (INRA) for…

After a decade-long absence, global energy giant Shell has made a strategic return to Gabon, signing a landmark agreement with local authorities that could reshape the nation’s hydrocarbon landscape. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was finalized between Thomas Praeger, Shell’s Exploration and New Opportunities Director, and Clotaire Kondja, Gabon’s Minister of Petroleum. This partnership signals a shared commitment to revitalize exploration in a region rich in untapped energy potential. Exploring Gabon’s deep offshore frontier The newly signed agreement marks the beginning of a rigorous assessment phase rather than an immediate…

The Minister of Security, Mahamadou Sana, acting on instructions from Burkina Faso’s President, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, embarked on a Sunday assessment tour of the Nayala province. The mission aimed to gauge the evolving security landscape, boost morale among frontline forces, and address community concerns directly. With the regional governor of the Bankui area and local administrative leaders in tow, the Minister first engaged with traditional authorities in Toma. This was followed by discussions with provincial administrative chiefs and department heads. Key challenges highlighted during engagements The exchanges brought to light…