Scientific research efforts continue in Morocco, in order to find reliable and definitive solutions to the current health crisis. It is in this context that the Foundation for Research, Development and Innovation in Science and Engineering has developed an intelligent medical artificial respiration device.
More than two months after the first positive case of coronavirus was recorded, Morocco has exceeded the global average of recovery cases. According to the Ministry of Health, the recovery rate is 37.3% in the kingdom while the global average is 34%.
The government’s strategy to lead Morocco towards deconfinement is being invited to the heart of the monthly session devoted to general policy issues, addressed to the Head of Government. It will be held on May 18 at the House of Representatives.
Drones are very useful in the fight against covid-19 in Morocco . To the point that the country intends to develop a production line for thermal surveillance drones and disinfectant spraying.
The deferral of credit maturities "without fees or penalties" would generate additional interest.
Due to the closure of all Moroccan borders due to covid-19, around 350 Moroccans have remained stranded in Ceuta and Melilla. They live in precarious and difficult conditions.
The artist Gad Elmaleh is sick and hospitalized. The Franco-Moroccan would be affected by covid-19
Infections are on the rise again in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region since May 4. They stood at 22 cases on that Monday and rose to 84 confirmed cases this Wednesday, May 6.
Despite the health crisis related to covid-19, Moroccan agriculture is doing well. Agricultural product exports have recorded a trade surplus in recent months.
The number of work stoppage declarations registered on the National Social Security Fund (CNSS) portal is much higher than the number recorded in March. A situation that raises the specter of fraud, despite the tightening of eligibility criteria for the Special Anti-Covid-19 Fund.
The Maghreb countries have each defined strategies to curb the spread of covid-19. Morocco is recording mixed success.
After the end of the holidays, Morocco resumed distance learning on Monday, May 4th. In a press release, the Ministry of National Education specified that the lessons will still be broadcast via the television channels "Athaqafia TV", "Tamazight TV", "Laâyoune TV" and "Arryadia TV", as well as via the "TelmidTICE" portal and all the other channels used by the teachers.