
Morocco Closes Rabat-Salé Airport, More Closures Expected Amid Travel Restrictions
The Moroccan authorities have decided to close Rabat-Salé airport. The other airports should follow in the coming days.
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The Moroccan authorities have decided to close Rabat-Salé airport. The other airports should follow in the coming days.

More than 1.7 million jobs could be lost in the Arab world in 2020, according to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA).

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has mobilized 10 million DH to support the Special Fund for the management of the coronavirus pandemic.

Nearly 92,000 tourists of all nationalities visited the city of Agadir during the month of February last, compared to 80,437 arrivals during the same period last year, an increase of 14.36%.

Airline pilots want to support the government in managing the COVID-19 health crisis.

Faced with the spread of coronavirus, Total Maroc has decided to support the government by donating fuel to public and health authorities.

Despite the risks of spreading coronavirus, call centers are still open in Morocco.

Repatriation flights for foreign tourists stranded in Morocco are authorized until next Sunday.

The signs are red for the low-cost airline Ryannair, which has reduced its flight program by more than 80%, due to the coronavirus epidemic.

Morocco recorded, on Friday, March 20, 3 new confirmed cases and a third death, bringing the total to 66 patients infected with the coronavirus.

The Economic Monitoring Committee, which met yesterday, Thursday, March 19, for the second time this week, has taken more social, economic and fiscal measures to deal with the spread of the coronavirus.

A call for tenders was launched on Monday, March 16 for the construction of lines 5 and 6 of high-level service buses (BHNS) by the transport company Casa-Transport.