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The two port authorities of Tanger Med and the Bay of Algeciras are intensifying their respective port activities in service of national and international supply chains, despite the risks related to the global pandemic.
While a dozen companies have signed a letter for the reopening of Orly airport, closed since March 31 due to covid-19, Royal Air Maroc has refrained from affixing its signature.
It is quite hot weather, especially in the south of the country, which is expected this Friday, May 9, according to forecasts from the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN).
Just like the Liga in Spain, the German government has validated the resumption of the Bundesliga behind closed doors from May 15, despite health risks and criticism.
Activities in the two Renault-Morocco factories, in Casablanca and Tangier, have resumed since April 27.
A loan agreement of 100 million euros has been signed between the French Development Agency (AFD) and the kingdom to support the program to improve the performance of municipalities in Morocco.
The bill 23.20 approving decree-law No. 2.20.292 relating to the provisions relating to the state of health emergency and the procedures for its declaration, was adopted this Wednesday, May 7, by a majority of votes with the exception of one abstention.
The end-of-year exams will indeed take place in Morocco, despite all the rumors saying they were canceled. The Ministry of National Education says that students will be summoned after the confinement period.
Given the risks associated with deconfinement, the National Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations (FNAPEM) opposes the return of their children to schools.
Faced with the delicate period that Royal Air Maroc is going through, Malika Lahnait, a lawyer at the Paris Bar, specialist in air transport and tourism law, looks back on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Moroccan tourism and RAM.
The trial of the French national, accused of having massacred the sheep of a young shepherd in Mansouria, near Mohammedia, has been postponed to May 11.
High temperatures are still expected in Morocco this Thursday, May 7, according to forecasts from the National Meteorology Directorate (DMN). The thermometer should thus approach 40 degrees.