The eighth edition of the "Ftour Pluriel" took place, despite the pandemic of the new coronavirus (covid-19). It virtually brought together Muslims, Jews and Christians on Sunday.
Since the start of the covid-19 health crisis, the Attijariwafa Bank (AWB) Group has granted around 80,000 requests for credit repayment deferrals. The deferrals concern both individual customers and businesses.
The Economic Monitoring Committee has taken new measures during its last meeting. Flexibility and flexibility are part of the decisions taken as part of the relaunch of the economic sector.
After several weeks of waiting, Tunisian nationals stranded in Morocco have been able to return to their country. They are among the foreigners who were surprised by the preventive measures put in place by Morocco to curb the spread of covid-19.
Airlines are exempt from complying with social distancing on planes. The announcement was made by Jean-Baptiste Djebbari, French Secretary of State for Transport.
Uncertainties loom over the date of deconfinement after the daily increase in the number of cases. The Moroccan authorities announce preconditions for any lifting of the confinement measure.
While many countries are lifting confinement, Morocco expects to do so on May 20. With the current evolution of infection cases, will the kingdom really be able to move towards deconfinement?
Moroccan airports are preparing to reopen. A note would have been sent to them, inviting them to prepare for the new plan to fight the spread of the new coronavirus.
Blocked in Morocco for nearly two months, Moroccans in Spain are tired of waiting. Faced with the damage suffered, a Spanish association defending the rights of Moroccans residing abroad intends to take legal action against the Moroccan and Spanish governments.
The information that 130 soldiers would have been infected by the coronavirus is false and unfounded. A military source has refuted this information, which it describes as "pure and simple allegations".
Faced with the violation of containment measures and the multiplication of coronavirus hotspots, the director of the Department of Epidemiology and Disease Control at the Ministry of Health said that Morocco will not be able to stop the spread of the virus within the desired time frame.
They are almost a thousand homeless people of Moroccan and sub-Saharan origin who, in these times of health crisis, live in precariousness and cannot find a way to meet their daily needs. This is the finding of the Moroccan Commission for Justice and Human Rights, which calls on the authorities to take charge of these people left to their own devices.