The Covid-19 pandemic has spared no Nation. At the end of this crisis, the Minister Moulay Hafid Elalamy of Industry, Trade, Green Economy and Digital Affairs assesses the industrial situation of his country. The minister affirms without ambiguity that Morocco, against all odds, has been able to take advantage of this crisis as a springboard.
The number of Covid-19 infections has been on the rise since last night in Morocco. Thus, 109 new cases have been reported, for a total of 11,986, according to the Ministry of Health.
Since last week, several people of sub-Saharan origin have been arrested by the Moroccan authorities in Laâyoune, in the south of the country, for quarantine and to undergo a Covid-19 screening test. "There is no water... We are not eating...", explains one of them.
The operation to repatriate Moroccans stranded in France continued on Friday, via flights operated by Royal Air Maroc (RAM) . All of this is taking place under the observation of a health and security protocol.
The government has just announced the release of 200 million dirhams (MDH) to help the press, which is facing an unprecedented crisis due to the coronavirus epidemic.
After more than 3 months of suspension of its tourist activities, the tourist season is still expected to be even more difficult in Accula. Several professionals have decided to lower the prices of their services to save this season, hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
Ifrane is a popular destination for Moroccan tourists. After the health crisis due to covid-19, the province is developing a strategy to restart the machine.
Anger is brewing in Moroccan households over the latest water and electricity bills distributed by the companies that manage them on a delegated basis. Fearing demonstrations, the Minister of the Interior has reminded these companies to order.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought several sectors to a standstill in Morocco. As a result, Belgians are deprived of peeled shrimp, which they love.
The opening of borders is taking shape in Morocco. After having long closed its land, air and sea borders due to the coronavirus pandemic, Morocco is preparing to reopen them in July, just a day after the lifting of the state of health emergency.
The number of Covid-19 infections is still on the rise since last night in Morocco, according to the Ministry of Health. Since the report on Friday afternoon, 221 new cases have been reported, bringing the total to 11,854.
The epidemiological situation in Morocco is not yet reassuring. It compromises the return of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) and deals a blow to the activities of tourism professionals.