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Confinement will indeed be eased in the coming days in Morocco. This is what the Minister of National Education, Saaid Amzazi, also government spokesperson, has just confirmed.
An acceleration from Saturday, June 20 of the process of gradual lifting of confinement awaits the Moroccans. This is what the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit , confirms this Monday, while conditioning it however to the evolution of the epidemiological situation.
The General Treasury of the Kingdom (TGR) announced the amount of 33 billion dirhams (MMDH) collected by the end of May, for the account of the "Special Fund for the Management of Covid-19" instituted by HM King Mohammed VI.
After three months of suspension of tourism activities following the Coronavirus, the Regional Tourism Council (CRT) has put in place a plan to fight the health crisis.
Vehicle registration certificates and licenses that expired between March 17 and June 15, 2020 remain valid until July 15, according to the National Road Safety Agency (NARSA).
Lacking foreign tourists this year, Morocco will have to rely on locals and perhaps also Moroccans living abroad if they are allowed to return to the country.
Patients suffering from thyroid disorders can breathe a sigh of relief. The marketing on the Moroccan market of two new "Levothyroxine"-based drugs has just been authorized by the Ministry of Health.
The director of a bank branch in Essaouira was arrested on Friday by the prefectural judicial police service of Marrakech. He is accused of being allegedly involved in a case of breach of trust.
According to the report by epidemiologist Jaafar Heikel, Moroccans will have to learn to live with the virus for a few more months, after the lockdown.
Microfinance institutions are embarking on a recovery plan for the sector due to the insolvency of some clients following the economic consequences of the health crisis.
Tourism and air transport were the first to be affected by the pandemic. For the recovery, Nadia Fettah , Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, Air Transport and Social Economy, is calling on all Moroccans to prioritize their country.
According to the High Commission for Planning (HCP) , among the 7,271,000 children aged 7 to 17 years, Morocco had 200,000 economically active children in 2019, a decrease of 23.5% compared to 2017.