The Ministry of Health called on Wednesday all citizens to be cautious and strictly respect the preventive measures against Covid 19 to avoid any "epidemiological relapse", which could mean a "return to square one".
The latest information on the Delta variant of covid 19 in the world is worrying several Moroccan observers who are already calling for tougher restrictions. As was the case last year, the virus spread rate could flare up with the celebration of Eid al-Adha.
Tourism activity is gradually resuming in Marrakech , after months of cessation due to the health crisis. The city is welcoming more and more tourists since the reopening, in mid-July, of air borders and the resumption of international flights.
Very popular during the summer, the large pool in Rabat had never experienced such a dangerous stampede as last Sunday. Thousands of young people, trampling on the measures taken to fight the coronavirus, went to the pool to let off steam, thus causing great disorder. The scene, the images of which have been widely relayed, has aroused the indignation of Internet users who call on the Moroccan authorities to quickly restore order.
The real estate sector is still struggling to recover despite the gradual resumption of economic activities. The sector continues to suffer the consequences of the crisis, both in terms of real estate development activity and employment. Yet, Morocco is facing a housing deficit. Specialists denounce bottlenecks that prevent responding to the aspirations and demands of the population.
The tourism sector, which has long been in agony due to the health crisis, is gradually resuming its activities in the province of Khénifra thanks to the arrival this summer of Moroccans living abroad (MREs).
Avoid another blank year. This is the objective carried by the professionals of the event sector, apparently happy with the easing of covid-related restrictions and the reopening of borders, and consequently, the resumption of wedding ceremonies. But this does not come without constraints.
Unlike travelers from countries on list A, those arriving from countries on list B must submit to conditions including a 10-day health isolation. On Thursday, the list of hotels to accommodate them was updated.
Morocco has been able to take advantage of the Covid-19 crisis to turn it into an opportunity and launch an ambitious program of transformative reforms capable of boosting GDP growth to 4.6% in 2021. This is what a World Bank report on the evolution of the economic situation indicates.
Traveling throughout Morocco and even abroad is possible thanks to the vaccine pass issued after the two doses, the health authorities have just clarified following rumors circulating on social networks.
Morocco is not immune to a new wave of Covid-19 contamination, despite the improvement in the epidemiological situation and the decline in deaths and cases admitted to intensive care, warned the researcher at the Faculty of Medicine in Rabat, Khalid Fathi, calling for extreme vigilance.
In line with the expected rebound in economic growth in 2021 and 2022, remittances from Moroccans living abroad (MRE) to Morocco are expected to increase by 7.6%, reaching 73 billion dirhams in 2021 and an increase of 2.8% to reach 75.4 billion in 2022.