
Morocco Requires COVID Vaccination Pass for Police Recruitment Exams
Candidates who will take the written exams for police recruitment are required to present their vaccination pass in all exam centers.
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Candidates who will take the written exams for police recruitment are required to present their vaccination pass in all exam centers.

The three advisors of the Party of Justice and Development (PJD) who did not want to resign from the second chamber, in accordance with the injunctions of the party leaders, have been sanctioned.

Three individuals including a woman and a policeman, suspected of being involved in a case of fraud on the grounds of fictitious recruitment and forgery and use of forgery, were referred to the competent prosecutor’s office in Essaouira.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised upwards its growth forecasts for Morocco in 2021, now estimated at 5.7% compared to 4.5% previously.

A total of 26,860 budgetary positions in public employment are planned as part of the 2022 Finance Bill, compared to 21,256 positions for the 2021 Finance Law, an increase of nearly 26%.

Many Moroccans have expressed their disagreement following the imposition of the vaccine pass decided by the government. In a petition, they have pleaded for a "deadline" allowing the "unvaccinated" to adapt to the new government decision.

In Fez, the fare for short trips in small taxis is on the rise. It now costs 6 dirhams instead of 4 dirhams previously.

Morocco is an example in the post-pandemic economic recovery according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The institution has praised the various policies implemented by the kingdom to mitigate the effects of the crisis that has shaken the global economy.

The vaccination pass will be withdrawn from eligible people who have not received a third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine six months after a second injection.

The government has announced that a credit of 16.2 billion DH has been planned in the 2022 Finance Bill to subsidize the prices of butane gas and food products.

Accused of inciting his peers to demonstrate, imam Saïd Abou Ali, in detention, saw his sentence reduced on appeal to three months in prison.

Russia has announced that Moroccans holding a valid visa can travel to its territory.