Febrayer is a Moroccan Arabic-language online news organization founded in February 2012. Based in Casablanca, it operates as a digital newsroom that publishes rolling coverage of national developments and selected international stories. Its journalists report on politics and government, the economy and labor, justice and public safety, culture and entertainment, technology, and sport. Coverage mixes news briefs, longer reads, and analysis, and is complemented by interviews and original video reporting from the field.
The outlet is published by journalist Maria Moukrim through the company Maroc 24, which was created in 2012 to launch Febrayer and is now wholly owned by her. Febrayer’s editorial stance is rooted in the values that animated Morocco’s February 20 movement—plural debate, the right to information, and a modern civic culture—while maintaining a broad, general-interest news agenda.
Febrayer serves Arabic-speaking audiences across Morocco and the diaspora who want timely updates and accessible context on issues that shape daily life, from policy decisions and local governance to arts, sports, and social trends. Its video unit expands reporting with street interviews, event coverage, and short features, extending the brand’s storytelling beyond text. Operating with a compact team and a fast, daily rhythm, Febrayer has become a recognizable player in Morocco’s digital media landscape, positioned between legacy print titles and broadcast outlets and focused on immediacy, clarity, and public-interest reporting.