To adapt to the context of the coronavirus pandemic, the education sector is active and taking strong measures. In this regard, the University Hassan II in Casablanca plans to relocate exams for 25% of students.
In the time of coronavirus, companies must take the step towards Paperless, as this new technology is emerging as a solution. In Morocco, despite the restrictions of the law, the authorities are taking the necessary measures to generalize the measure.
The huge losses recorded by some key sectors of the Moroccan economy are unprecedented. The hotel industry, also impacted by this crisis, will have difficulty recovering.
The owners affiliated with the National Association of Traditional Baths in Morocco (ANBTM) have, in a message addressed to the Prime Minister’s Office and the Economic Monitoring Committee, drawn attention to the situation in the hammam sector. They are once again pleading for the resumption of activities.
In the run-up to the "deconfinement" of June 10, the Secretary General of the Istiqlal , Nizar Baraka, presented on Friday the main lines of his party’s Memorandum in the presence of the Head of Government.
Since June 1, Royal Air Maroc passengers whose flights have been canceled due to the coronavirus crisis can now be refunded or change the date or destination of their trips.
Insensitive to the distress of parents, whose financial situation is alarming due to covid-19, some private schools in Fès-Meknès are opting for unilateral decisions that do not take their social situation into account. After several unsuccessful mediation attempts with the supervisory authorities, parents have now decided to turn to the public sector.
Four criteria will condition the lifting of confinement in Morocco, which will have to be done in stages and in compliance with preventive measures adapted to the evolution of the epidemiological situation in the country.
Some patients with coronavirus suffer from severe forms of the virus. Their vitamin K deficiency could promote this type of covid-19, according to a study conducted by British scientists.
The crisis related to the coronavirus has already cost Morocco 1 billion DH, the equivalent of an entire year’s budget, according to an assessment by the Minister of Economy, Finance and Administrative Reform.
The number of new daily coronavirus infections continues to be high in Morocco with, for June 9, 106 new infections, according to the Ministry of Health.
While the health crisis related to the coronavirus is still affecting many countries in the world, the question arises as to whether the Marhaba 2020 operation will take place. Will Moroccans living abroad (MRE) be able to return this summer?