| Name | Website | Relationship | Introduction |
| GOVERNMENT OF MOROCCO | http://www.maroc.ma/ | Moroccan | The Kingdom of Morocco, abbreviated as Morocco, is located in northwest Africa, with the capital and seat of government in Rabat, and the official language is Arabic. |
| Trips To Morocco | http://www.tripstomorocco.com/ | Moroccan | Trips To Morocco is a well-known Moroccan travel agency that deals with tours throughout Morocco. |
| Voyage To Morocco | http://www.voyagetomorocco.com/ | Moroccan | Voyage To Morocco is a full-service comprehensive travel service offering professional guided tours or travel advice to individuals, couples, families, or groups visiting Morocco. |
| 2M | http://www.2m.ma/ | Moroccan | 2M is located in Casablanca, Morocco, and broadcasts in Arabic. It radiates mainly in Morocco, providing a variety of general information, offering program guides, program schedules, previews of program content, online video updates, etc. The website language is English. |
| MyEgy | http://myegy.com/ | Moroccan | MyEgy is one of the largest Moroccan web portals with the latest movies, documentaries, music, etc. The content is divided into cartoons and animation, sports, detectives, etc., and can be used by users of different hobbies and age groups. The site is available in Arabic. |
| Al Maghribiya TV | http://www.almaghribia-tv.ma/ | Moroccan | Al Maghribiya TV is one of the largest television stations in Monaco, broadcasting in Arabic, French, Spanish, and Tamazight. Its programs reach the whole of Monaco as well as French and Arabic-speaking African countries and some European countries. The station’s official website offers a wide range of television information. The site is available in Arabic. |
| The Alam newspaper | http://www.alalam.ma/ | Moroccan | Alam is an independent newspaper of the Moroccan Nationalist Independence Party, established on 9 September 1945 in Arabic. It mainly covers the politics, ideas, and developments of the Independence Party as well as news from within Morocco. |
| Moroccan National Tourist Office | http://www.visitmorocco.com/index.php/eng/ | Moroccan | This website is the official website of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (MNTO), offering tourist activities, tourist attractions, travel information, and photographic presentations of Morocco. |
| Menara | http://www.menara.ma/ar | Moroccan | Menara Morocco’s famous search portal is very popular with local internet users, and mainly offers comprehensive web services such as search, news, cars, economy, finance, women, music, pictures, and videos. |
| Google Morocco | http://www.google.co.ma | Moroccan | Google Morocco is the main search engine in Morocco, offering mainly Arabic and French searches. The search results are usually displayed on the right-hand side of the page, unlike the usual left-hand side of the screen, and the input boxes are written from right to left (Google has adapted the search results for Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew to suit the writing and reading habits of these languages). |
| Aujourd’hui le Maroc | http://www.aujourdhui.ma/ | Moroccan | The Moroccan newspaper Aujourd’hui le Maroc is a French-language daily newspaper that began publication in 2001 and covers current affairs, editorial, economy, employment, international, sports, and health, with a daily circulation of around 20,000 copies. |
| LE MATIN | http://www.lematin.ma/ | Moroccan | The Moroccan newspaper LE MATIN (Sahara Morning) is a semi-official French-language daily newspaper with a circulation of around 50,000 copies. |
| Assadissa | http://www.assadissatv.ma/ | Moroccan | Assadissa is the first Moroccan television station that offers religious programs based on the Qur’an, news, and information about Morocco, program guides, previews, schedules, etc. The language of the website is Arabic. |
