In recent days, large-scale protests have taken place in various cities of Morocco - Rabat, Casablanca, Tangier, Marrakesh, Fes, Tetouan, Oujda, Agadir and other regions. Young people took to the streets, mainly following the calls of the "Genz 212" movement, which operates on social networks. They raised slogans such as "Health first, no need for the World Cup", "Neither health nor education - this is Morocco, which trusts in God", and demanded that the government radically reform the healthcare and education systems.

Reuters reports that young people have been taking to the streets for the third day, demanding solutions to problems related to corruption in the health and education sectors. The protests are mainly taking place in the cities of Rabat, Casablanca, Agadir, Tangier and Oujda.

Thousands of migrants rioted for illegal entry into the enclave of Ceuta, part of Spain in Africa. Moroccan police used tear gas against them, and more than 150 people were arrested for calling for illegal migration.

Israel's diplomatic mission in Morocco, which was closed on October 18, 2018 due to the threat of thousands of protesters, is reopening. Local activists are skeptical of Tel Aviv's decision to appoint Hassan Kaib, a Muslim, as its diplomatic representative.