In Morocco, a total of 9,072,565 people have received the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine since the start of the vaccination campaign launched at the end of January by the government.
After several months of inactivity due to the exceptional health crisis, event professionals will regain their smile. Gatherings are now authorized in Casablanca.
The company Gigalab announces the launch of its industrial manufacturing unit for a PCR test and two rapid tests "Made in Morocco". 2,000,000 units will be produced every month for each Covid-19 test.
It will soon be possible to travel from Abu Dhabi or Rabat via Etihad Airways. The United Arab Emirates authorities have added Morocco to their green list.
Following the recent easing of restrictions and in view of the upcoming summer season, many Moroccans are wondering about the reopening of the kingdom’s borders. The scientific committee is still conducting some studies to ensure that the efforts made so far are not canceled.
Border closures or not, many foreign tourists are considering spending the summer in Morocco . The MisterFly company thus foresees excellent prospects for this summer in Morocco, even if the level cannot match that of 2019.
There is total uncertainty about the organization of the Marhaba Operation 2021 . The Moroccan government and the scientific committee continue to reflect on the possibility of holding it from early July, in compliance with the health protocol.
Morocco could reopen its skies in the coming days. The kingdom is increasingly easing its health restrictions.
20.9 MMDH, this is the total of "MRE transfers" in the first quarter of 2021, compared to 14.73 MMDH in the first quarter of 2020. Several reasons explain this increase which exceeds 40%.
The doors of Quranic schools could reopen again in early September 2021 if the epidemiological situation allows it. This is the assurance given by the Minister of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, Ahmed Toufiq.
The Moroccan tourism sector is in agony, and with it, tens of thousands of families who depend on it and are on the brink of begging. The collective of the new generation of entrepreneurs in the sector is calling on King Mohammed VI for help.
Despite the health crisis, Morocco is ranked this year in fifth place in the list of the best economies in Africa. This is the result of the Forbes Middle East 2021 ranking, based on data from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.