''Morocco Times'' was an

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, founded on 22 November 2004, based in

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and owned by the oldest media company in the country,

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, a publishing house that owns several of Morocco's major newspapers.

History

On 22 November, 2004, ''Morocco Times'' began publishing its newspaper digitally. It was owned by the

, a publishing house that owns several of Morocco's major newspapers and is the oldest media company in Morocco. ''Morocco Times'' stopped being published at the end of October 2006, a few weeks before its second birthday. ''Morocco Times'' is not to be confused with ''The Moroccan Times'', a news magazine launched in 2014.

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