Meanings of moroccan government in English

Lawyers for the women's families are seeking damages from the Moroccan government.

The Moroccan government says Desertec could solve Morocco's energy dependency and leave plenty of power for Europe.

Guarnieri said he suspected the hackers worked for the Moroccan government, although conclusive technical evidence was not found.

But, of course, it was possible, and even probable, that the existing Moroccan government could not be made efficient.

The Moroccan government believes the illicit cannabis trade is hampering development of its northern regions, where the drug is grown.

The radio station was nationalized by the Moroccan government at midnight on 31 December 1960.

Smuggle drugs? The Moroccan government says smuggling across its borders loses it $240 million in tax revenue every year.

The Moroccan government condemned the New York-based group's findings as excessively critical towards Morocco and indulgent towards Western Sahara independence movement Polisario.

The Moroccan government has often referred to Al Jazeera's presence there as an example of its tolerance compared with other North African states.

Furthermore, the Moroccan government continues to harass independent journalists who dare to cross its famous red lines: Islam, the king and the nation.

Mendez will submit his findings and recommendations, coupled with the Moroccan government's responses, to the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva in February.

The Moroccan government did not give details on how the boycott would be implemented or say whether it knew which Swedish companies could be affected.

Ooredoo's chief strategy officer, Jeremy Sell, said its binding bid contained few legal conditions, and would go forward if the Moroccan government's approval was secured.

Following the outing campaign, Human Rights Watch (HRW) called on the Moroccan government to repeal the section of its constitution that punishes same-sex relations.

The Moroccan government says Haidar was allowed back home out of "the country's tolerance and generosity" and after several states intervened on her behalf.

Critics say the EU's annual 36 million euro ($48.8 million) fishing license payments goes straight into the coffers of the Moroccan government.