
Casablanca Extends COVID-19 Lockdown as Cases Surge, Schools Remain Closed
To contain the spread of the new coronavirus pandemic, the city of Casablanca will remain closed for an additional 14 days.
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To contain the spread of the new coronavirus pandemic, the city of Casablanca will remain closed for an additional 14 days.

A major agreement has been signed between the European Investment Bank and the Crédit Agricole du Maroc group (GCAM) to provide substantial support to Moroccan companies in the field of bio-economy and sustainable agriculture.

A new field hospital will soon be set up in the Beni Mellal region to strengthen health services in this Covid-19 context.

French Prime Minister Jean Castex received a delegation from the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM). The two parties reviewed the concerns and expectations of Muslims in France.

Renewals of the driver’s license and the registration certificate must no longer exceed three months after expiration.

Passenger traffic in ports has decreased by 85% at the end of August 2020 compared to the same period last year, according to the National Ports Agency (ANP).

22 deaths and 1,920 injuries, this is the toll of road accidents last week in urban areas in Morocco.

New developments for the agricultural sector for which the first artificial intelligence robot 100% Moroccan will soon be available.

The threat of unpaid loans weighs on public finances. Thus, GDP risks a 6.2% drop.

Due to the Covid-19 health crisis, the 13th edition of the Fez Festival of Sufi Culture scheduled for October 17-26, 2020 will be held online.

The new restrictions imposed by the authorities in the fight against coronavirus have pushed the inhabitants of Kenitra to the limit. This is the reason for a demonstration in the streets of the city last Sunday.

A man in his thirties was arrested in Safi for his alleged involvement in the embezzlement and rape of a minor girl.