
Moroccan Striker Ayoub El Kaabi Exits Chinese Club Amid COVID-19 Travel Restrictions
The coronavirus forces Ayoub El Kaabi to terminate his contract with the Chinese club Hebei Fortune. A decision taken by mutual agreement between the two parties.

The coronavirus forces Ayoub El Kaabi to terminate his contract with the Chinese club Hebei Fortune. A decision taken by mutual agreement between the two parties.

China expresses its willingness to support Morocco in the fight against the new coronavirus pandemic, as well as in its efforts to resume production.

While Moroccan students in Europe are allowed to return to their schools a few weeks before the next school year, those in China are stuck in Morocco. They are calling on the authorities for help.

Three new Chinese ships will dock in Moroccan waters with fishing as their main activity. The public fishing company "Shandong Provincial Distant Water Fishing Co" will be responsible for its operation.

China’s influence in the MENA (Middle East-North Africa) region is no longer to be demonstrated. The survey conducted by Arab Barometer reveals that 49% of Moroccans believe that there should be more Chinese investments in their country.

The European Union will not reopen its borders in July to Morocco and 13 other previously selected countries, due to a lack of consensus. The Europeans were unable to agree on a list of countries whose level of Covid-19 contamination would allow them to be considered "safe".

China Development Bank has offered Morocco medical equipment including 36 respirators and 98,000 masks. The value of this donation is the highest among all those made abroad so far by the CDB as part of the fight against covid-19.

Doubts remain about the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of coronavirus. Two studies call into question the effectiveness of this molecule, of which Professor Didier Raoult is a staunch defender.

Post-covid Morocco can become an industrial hub that constitutes a "Plan B" to China for Europe and America, according to the president of the Moroccan Institute of Strategic Intelligence (IMIS), Abdelmalek Alaoui.

During the first quarter of this year, a record drop of more than 46% in imports of Chinese tea was observed compared to the first quarter of 2019.

The Casablanca-Settat region is the most affected by the coronavirus in Morocco, according to data from the Ministry of Health. To reverse the trend, the regional authorities are mobilizing to take strong action.

In addition to containment measures, Morocco has opted for technological tracking of the population in order to counter the new coronavirus raging in the kingdom. At the helm, the Digital Development Agency (ADD).