Hundreds of Moroccan nationals stranded all over the world are calling on King Mohammed VI for help to facilitate their return to the country as soon as possible. In a letter addressed to the sovereign, they turn to him, while informing him of the difficult conditions in which they live.
King Mohammed VI set an example by wearing a health mask during an audience held on Tuesday at the royal palace in Casablanca. The photo of this event has gone viral on social media.
After several weeks of treatment, Abdelkader Amara , the only member of the government council affected by the coronavirus, has regained his health.
Due to the risks related to the spread of covid-19 and the restrictions imposed by the state of emergency in Morocco, the British company Predator Oil & Gas has decided to interrupt the drilling operations on its Moroccan Guercif I to IV project, started a few weeks ago in the east of the country.
A student was admitted to the University Hospital Center of Fez following the explosion of the battery of his mobile phone that he was apparently using to follow distance learning courses.
While its stores are closed due to the measures taken by the authorities to fight the spread of the coronavirus, including confinement, Decathlon continues its activity through online sales.
The coronavirus claimed, on Monday, April 6, 2020, Riay Tatary, president of the Islamic Commission of Spain (CIE), and also imam of the central mosque in Madrid. He was 72 years old.
The Moroccan international, Mehdi Carcela, has committed himself to Liège, the Belgian city of which he is an honorary citizen, by urging young people to adopt a responsible behavior in the face of the spread of covid-19.
The Ministry of Health has denied allegations that the medical staff in Marrakech has recorded a third death related to covid-19.
King Mohammed VI pardoned, on Sunday, two inmates sentenced to imprisonment in the "Belliraj case".
The Equatorial Guinean government has provided a formal denial regarding the information disseminated about the young man whose arms were allegedly amputated in Morocco.
The inmates pardoned by King Mohammed VI must comply with the period of home health confinement, according to the requirements of the health authorities.