Vision Egypt News: - The Egyptians made a fame of a Moroccan dress called "Ibtisam Moumni" after they responded to her insulting women in Egypt, describing them as "men", a fame that she could not dream of even after she became a beauty queen in her country.

Egyptian news vision: - Investigations in Egypt revealed, in the case known in the media as the case of "Our Lady of Kafr El Sheikh," in which the accused "Samar" appeared in 73 pornographic videos that a Moroccan woman residing in the Emirates was behind her scandal in front of her husband due to differences between them.

Egyptian news vision: - hallahalla by Moroccan artist, Taha Fahsi, known artistically as "Grande Totou", topped YouTube Morocco, a song from his new album "Camelion / Chameleon".

Egyptian news vision: - The Moroccan artist, Maryam Hussein, tried to protect herself from Coronavirus and exposed herself to death, according to what she announced through a video in which she spoke with her followers on the Snapchat application.

Egyptian news vision: - International news sites began circulating news about other Arab countries heading for the star of normalization with Israel, after the UAE and Bahrain.

Egyptian news vision: Moroccan police have arrested a woman who was filming the trial session of the Moroccan artist, Donia Batma, in the case of "Hamza Moon Bibi".

Egyptian news vision: - The Algerian "Al-Nahar" channel quoted Spanish media sources as saying that an emergency meeting was held inside the royal palace in Morocco, which brought together King Mohammed VI’s advisor, André Azoulay, the commander of the royal army, the prime minister and the director of intelligence after King Mohammed VI’s health condition worsened.

Egyptian news vision: - The Voice Kids star, Moroccan Nahila Al-Qalai, joined her followers on the international photo-sharing site, Instagram, while singing in Beirut.

Egyptian news vision: - After years of psychological treatment, the Dutch writer of Moroccan origin, Naima Al-Bazzaz decided to leave the world, and committed suicide at the age of 46, leaving behind her husband and two children.

Egyptian News Vision: - Moroccan artist Dounia Butma faces an eight-month prison sentence after her conviction for "spreading false facts with the intent to compromising the private life of people to defame them, participating in it and threatening them."