The Belgian international of Moroccan origin and member of the Chinese club Shandong, Marouane Fellaini, Luneng, tested positive for coronavirus, has given news of himself. He also promised to follow the treatment to quickly regain his place in the squad.
Due to the coronavirus epidemic in China, trade with the international community has fallen by 17.2% compared to the same period last year.
Morocco has sufficient tea stock to ensure its marketing for at least six months, despite disruptions related to its supply from China, due to the Coronavirus epidemic.
Contrary to certain information circulating in public opinion, there is no shortage of medical masks to protect against the coronavirus in Morocco . Many intermediaries are involved in re-exporting.
The desire to occupy the Moroccan commercial space is growing more and more with the terminal manufacturer Huawei. The Chinese firm, which intends to further mark its presence, does not skimp on the means: marketing, communication, deployment of solutions, product launches, nothing is left to chance.
Moroccan international Ayoub El Kaabi is back in the country due to the coronavirus epidemic that has blocked the Chinese championship.
While strolling through a souk in Rabat , an Asian tourist was subjected to racist remarks from merchants and passers-by.
The Coronavirus epidemic is also leaving economic consequences in its wake, slowing down the imports of Chinese products. Merchants in the wholesale markets of Derb Omar, Garage Allal and Souk Korea are bearing the brunt of this situation, which has resulted in huge losses and an increase in product prices.
Introduced last February, the bicycle taxis of Rabat have disappointed all hopes. This project, however promising, turned out to be a fiasco.
Moroccans repatriated from Wuhan, China, are now free, after spending about twenty days in quarantine at the Sidi Said Hospital in Meknes and the Mohamed V Military Instruction Hospital in Rabat.
The coronavirus, which has been raging in China for weeks, is already producing shockwaves on the Moroccan economy.
Morocco fears a shortage of its green tea stocks due to the closure of factories in China, following the Coronavirus epidemic.