The beauty and hairdressing sector, after several months of shutdown, is gearing up for a resumption of activities. Pending the announcement of the date of the resumption, professionals are proposing health measures for a resumption without major incident.
After three months of suspension of international flights due to the health crisis, Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca is ready to welcome passengers.
Coronavirus could intensify the high systemic social risk in Morocco and other African countries. This is at least what the latest quarterly report from Euler Hermès reveals.
According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the first repatriation operations have allowed the return in three weeks of 1,103 Moroccans who were stranded abroad.
The global health crisis has strongly impacted all the vital sectors of the country. Tourism, the main lever of the Moroccan economy, has experienced an unprecedented 45% drop over the past 4 months.
Three planes from the Moroccan airline Royal Air Maroc are expected today in Malaga, in southern Spain, as part of the repatriation of Moroccans stranded in the south of the country.
To effectively manage the post-covid-19 period, the Party of Justice and Development (PJD), currently in power, proposes a plan to revive the national economy.
A total of 16 new cases of infection with the new coronavirus (covid-19) have been detected since last night in Morocco, according to data published by the Ministry of Health on the covidmaroc.ma platform.
Parents of students in French mission schools are engaged in a real tug-of-war with their establishments. They denounce the additional charges related to e-learning and want a revision of tuition fees.
In order to ensure a secure and reassuring welcome for air passengers, the National Airports Office (ONDA) has put in place a plan to resume the activity of Moroccan airports.
While the epidemiological situation seemed under control in Marrakech , two outbreaks of contamination have been detected in the neighborhoods of Sidi Youssef Ben Ali and Sidi Ayoub.
The Ministry of Health announced, this Tuesday at 6 p.m., the recording of 135 new cases of coronavirus. The total number of infections in Morocco stands at 8,437, since the appearance of the first case of covid-19.