
Rabat Celebrated as UNESCO World Book Capital
Rabat, Morocco, is being celebrated as this year's UNESCO World Book Capital, offering a rich cultural experience for book lovers alongside its beautiful seaside, food, and culture.
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Rabat, Morocco, is being celebrated as this year's UNESCO World Book Capital, offering a rich cultural experience for book lovers alongside its beautiful seaside, food, and culture.

The Ghana Navy participated in the 2026 African Maritime Forces Summit (AMFS) in Rabat, Morocco, to enhance cooperation and strengthen maritime security across Africa.

Ghana has confirmed its participation in the upcoming African Open Government Conference, scheduled to take place from May 5th to 7th, 2026, in Rabat, Morocco.

Thousands marched in Rabat, Morocco, to condemn the treatment of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli detention facilities and reaffirm public support for Palestine.
Patrice Motsepe, President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), arrived in Rabat, Morocco, and made statements upon his arrival.

Authorities in Rabat, Morocco, have successfully intercepted a large drug shipment, preventing over a ton of cannabis resin from being smuggled out of the country.
The defending champions, Nigeria's Super Falcons, arrived in Rabat, Morocco, for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, showcasing elegant green-and-white Adire gowns and matching headwraps.

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, accompanied by 12 ministers, is on his first official trip abroad to Rabat, Morocco, on July 15-16, aiming to deepen bilateral cooperation between Paris and Rabat.

A high-level conference was held in Rabat, Morocco, bringing together experts to discuss national initiatives for preserving marine ecosystems and strengthening the sustainable marine sector.

Rabat, Morocco, has been officially designated as the UNESCO World Book Capital for 2026. The city is launching various programs and initiatives in preparation for this prestigious international recognition.
The President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Patrice Motsepe, made remarks upon his arrival in Rabat, Morocco.

Rabat, Morocco's calm yet increasingly cosmopolitan capital, is emerging as one of North Africa's most interesting urban destinations, uniquely blending its historical heritage with modern development.

Cameroon's Minister Célestine Ketcha Courtès was elected to the Board of Directors of Shelter Afrique Development Bank during its 45th Annual General Meeting in Rabat, Morocco.

Rabat, Morocco, hosted the Annual International ELT Conference, focusing on the responsible integration and use of artificial intelligence in educational settings.

Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan is scheduled to inaugurate the Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat, Morocco, on Monday, with senior officials and company representatives in attendance.
Patrice Motsepe, the president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), has arrived in Rabat, Morocco, and delivered remarks upon his arrival.