Morocco is concerned about the depletion of its stock of anti-Covid-19 vaccines. It is also mobilizing to obtain deliveries from 4 suppliers in the coming days.
Morocco will receive, in the coming days, two million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. This delivery will give a boost to the Covid-19 vaccination campaign, which is suffering from a shortage of the first vaccine doses.
Morocco is facing a shortage of the first doses of the Chinese and British vaccines Sinopharm and AstraZeneca. The kingdom is negotiating with China to supply them as soon as possible.
Faced with tensions between Morocco and Algeria, especially over the Sahara, China, which is their partner, could use its full weight to facilitate constructive interaction between the two countries. This is at least the view of Michaël Tanchum, associate professor at the University of Navarra, and Nerea Álvarez-Aríztegui, a student at the same university.
Casablanca Finance City Authority (CFCA) and the Financial Service Development Council (FSDC) of Hong Kong are strengthening their collaboration. In a press release, the two financial centers indicate that they have just signed an agreement that lays the foundations for an exchange of best practices in terms of development of the financial industry.
The Royal Air Maroc (RAM) Dreamliner is back at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, with on board a new batch of 500,000 doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. The vaccination campaign against the coronavirus is in full swing.
Morocco is about to receive new batches of the vaccine from the Chinese laboratory Sinopharm. A Dreamliner from Royal Air Maroc (RAM) took off in the early hours of this Saturday, March 6 from Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca, bound for Beijing to deliver part of the order.
Morocco is preparing to receive, on Saturday, March 6, a new batch of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. Meanwhile, the anti-Covid vaccination campaign is progressing rapidly in the kingdom.
In addition to the Sinopharm deliveries, Morocco will receive 5 million doses of the British AstraZeneca vaccine by the end of March, then 20 million doses by April. This announcement was made by Samir Machour, senior vice president of Samsung Biologics.
The Moroccan Society of Tourist Engineering (SMIT) organized a webinar on February 4 on tourism investment between Morocco and China.
Morocco will receive, on Tuesday, February 16, 2021, another batch of vaccine from the Chinese laboratory Sinopharm. This new delivery should allow the continuation of the vaccination campaign launched since Thursday, January 28.
Morocco tops the list of countries whose citizens have received the most French visas in 2020, according to the latest statistics from the French Ministry of the Interior. Despite the lockdown and the closure of borders, France issued more than 98,000 visas to Moroccans who have stolen the limelight from the Chinese.