52 Yemeni students who obtained their doctorate in a dozen Moroccan universities, in several specialties, for the 2019-2020 academic year were honored on Saturday, August 29, 2020. It was during a remote ceremony in front of an audience of academic and diplomatic personalities.
A 62-year-old man was arrested by the judicial police elements of Fez, for his alleged involvement in the dissemination of false content. He would have discredited the institutions of the Kingdom by calling into question the measures put in place to fight the Covid-19 pandemic.
All sectors of activity have been severely impacted by the current health crisis and continue to suffer bitterly from it. In Tangier, sellers of handicraft items commonly called bazarists speak of very heavy losses caused by an unprecedented slump in sales.
At the Commercial Court of Casablanca, bankruptcy cases are on the rise and a sharp increase in the number of companies closing down due to lack of resources is expected starting in September. The balance sheet could be very heavy towards the end of the third quarter when the judicial system resumes full activity.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning against reopening schools in countries with high rates of coronavirus infections. This call is all the more worrying as the start of the school year in Morocco, scheduled for September 7, coincides with the second wave of the virus expansion.
The Covid-19 pandemic is not sparing the clothing sector in Morocco. International trade is severely impacted.
Parents and private schools have not yet found a compromise on the model of courses to be adopted and the registration procedures. Pending a decision, some parents have chosen to postpone the registration of their children.
Local authorities have decided to close seven establishments in Casablanca. This decision comes as part of the implementation of the provisions of the state of health emergency and preventive measures against the spread of Covid-19.
One thousand three hundred and forty-three (1,343) new cases of coronavirus (Covid-19) infection and 1,737 recoveries were recorded in Morocco over the past 24 hours, the Ministry of Health announced on Saturday.
Some 1,343 people were infected with Covid-19 in the last 24 hours in Morocco, according to figures released by the Ministry of Health, bringing the total since the start of the coronavirus epidemic to 61,399.
Back in France, after several months of confinement in Marrakech, Adriana Karembeu shares her testimony on this experience that she lived with her daughter and her husband.
Food products whose production is environmentally friendly are sought after by Moroccan consumers. This strong preference for organic products, in this health context, is justified by the positive impact of these foods on the immune system.