The Franco-Moroccan singer, Aymane Serhani , is launching his new single after Eid. Titled "Ana Telle3tek bezzaf", this single will be available on May 25.
Moroccans blocked in Ceuta due to the covid-19 crisis can breathe a sigh of relief. Repatriation will begin this Friday, following an agreement between the Moroccan and Spanish governments.
Morocco is stepping up its fight against the new coronavirus. According to the figures released this morning by the Ministry of Health, nearly 10,000 tests have been carried out since last night.
89 coronavirus infections were recorded in Morocco since yesterday, according to figures just released by the Ministry of Health. The vast majority of contaminations come, once again, from the Casablanca region.
The crisis of the covid-19 pandemic is not changing the decision for real estate investment. A survey conducted by the international real estate network Keller Williams reveals that many Moroccans are maintaining their real estate investment decision, despite the crisis.
Morocco has recorded a total of 31 pregnant women tested positive for covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. To date, the kingdom has 7,211 cases after the detection of 78 new cases.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, a man is seen buying a batch of protective masks. When asked the price of the masks, he was told 8 dirhams, or 8 cents of an euro for a pack of 10.
The calls for help from the French stranded in Morocco continue to resound. They implore the government to do everything in its power to allow them to return to their country. Claire Peretti, a Corsican stranded, recounts the story of all the attempts to return to her country.
The textile-clothing sector in Morocco is facing enormous difficulties due to the covid-19 pandemic. Several tens of thousands of small formal and informal workshops are dying. The players in this sector are calling for help to get out of the crisis.
More and more fraudsters are being counted among the beneficiaries of the direct aid granted to Moroccans affected by the covid-19 pandemic. From now on, all requests will go through a rigorous filter. The level of control and monitoring is being strengthened by the decision-makers so that the aid goes to the people who really need it.
The impact of the coronavirus on the economic, social and psychological situation of households is considerable. A survey by the High Commission for Planning (HCP) revealed that 34% of Moroccan households are without any income due to the covid-19 pandemic.
Many Moroccans are forced to turn to public aid to get through this period of emergency and the coronavirus pandemic. This is revealed, among other things, by a survey just published by the High Commission for Planning (HCP).