
Morocco's Consumer Confidence Plummets to 12-Year Low Amid Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has strongly marked consumer confidence, which deteriorated in the second quarter of 2020. It thus recorded its lowest level since 2008.

The coronavirus pandemic has strongly marked consumer confidence, which deteriorated in the second quarter of 2020. It thus recorded its lowest level since 2008.

One more month for the Moroccans. The government would intend to extend the state of emergency at least until August 10 next and this decision could be taken this afternoon.

Ittihad Tanger has again seen three of its members test positive for the coronavirus. The pandemic, like a formidable opponent, is therefore still in the camp of this football club.

The Minister of Health, Khalid Ait Taleb, spoke on Tuesday, July 7, on the epidemiological situation and the post-containment measures in Morocco.

Several measures have been taken in Morocco to accompany the easing of the lockdown. This Tuesday, July 7, before the House of Advisors, Khalid Ait Taleb , Minister of Health, provided an update on the epidemiological situation in the Kingdom.

Several cases of coronavirus have been recorded among newly incarcerated inmates at the local prison in Tangier .

The covid-19 pandemic continues in Morocco. Over the past 24 hours, 164 people have been infected with the coronavirus in the Kingdom, bringing the total to 14,771 since last March, according to the Ministry of Health.

123 infections were recorded, this Wednesday, according to the latest figures published by the Ministry of Health on the dedicated covid-19 website . In detail, 9 regions are affected by the new cases.

Some 123 cases of coronavirus were recorded this Wednesday, July 8 in Morocco, bringing the total since last March to 14,730, according to figures published on covidmaroc.ma by the Ministry of Health.

The effects of the COVID-19 health crisis on domestic demand have negatively impacted growth in the second quarter of 2020. In fact, the national economy, during the period, fell by 13.8% compared to +0.1% in the first quarter.

With the pandemic crisis, old certainties (relatives, entourage and others) have changed. From now on, family comes first for Moroccans, whether it is large, blended or scattered...

The most sensitive sectors of the Moroccan economy are experiencing record declines due to the coronavirus epidemic. Foreign direct investment has seen a 15.9% drop by the end of May 2020.