In Morocco, the great influx is no longer in the vaccination centers. The stability of the epidemiological situation seems to explain this lack of interest of Moroccans for vaccination against Covid-19 .
The Covid-19 crisis has strongly disrupted the behavior of populations around the world, according to a survey. The vast majority of Moroccans said the pandemic has changed them.
Good news for tourists and Moroccans living abroad (MREs) wishing to travel to Morocco. The health authorities have just ended the presentation of the PCR or the vaccine pass at the entrance to the territory.
As expected, the Moroccan government has just announced the extension of the state of health emergency throughout the national territory.
In Morocco, the second Omicron wave is over. This is after two consecutive weeks of "low green" vigilance level for the circulation of Covid-19 and the beginning of the post-wave phase or the fourth intermediate period.
After two years of disruption due to the Covid-19 crisis, Moroccan travel agencies are smiling again, as travel bookings are exploding.
Inflation in Morocco is even affecting car rentals . This summer, rates have skyrocketed, angering citizens and MREs. Several reasons explain this situation according to professionals.
Since August 1st, the health restrictions applied to enter France have been lifted. Moroccan travelers to the Hexagon no longer have any formalities to complete upon arrival.
Moroccan banks have been resilient during the Covid-19 health crisis, according to a report by the central bank of the kingdom.
All travelers wishing to access Moroccan territory will now have to meet the same conditions. Regardless of the mode of transport, the country’s health form has been updated, simplified and standardized.
Morocco has decided to extend the state of health emergency until August 31, in order to deal with the spread of Covid-19 in the country.
All planned activities, festivities and ceremonies for the 23rd Anniversary of the accession of King Mohammed VI have just been postponed, according to a statement from the Royal Palace.