Morocco Detects New COVID-19 Variants as Cases Stabilize
16 March 2021
While the epidemiological indicators are stabilizing in Morocco, other symptoms sow doubt and even concern in people’s minds. These new signals confirm the presence of new (…)
16 March 2021
While the epidemiological indicators are stabilizing in Morocco, other symptoms sow doubt and even concern in people’s minds. These new signals confirm the presence of new (…)
16 March 2021
Morocco is facing a shortage of the first doses of the Chinese and British vaccines Sinopharm and AstraZeneca. The kingdom is negotiating with China to supply them as soon as (…)
16 March 2021
Morocco has ordered nearly one million doses of the Russian Sputnik V vaccine against the coronavirus. The details for the completion of this delivery, which will have to go (…)
16 March 2021
The success of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Morocco is hailed by "The Middle East Institute", an American think tank specializing in the Middle East. For the (…)
15 March 2021
In Africa, the country that has vaccinated its population the most is Morocco, with a national vaccination campaign launched in January 2021 and which aims to reach 80% of the (…)
14 March 2021
Since the appearance of the first case of coronavirus on its territory, Morocco has opted for preventive measures, including confinement, the rapid acquisition of masks and (…)
12 March 2021
Since the start of the vaccination campaign in several countries including Morocco, theses are piling up on the effectiveness of vaccines, especially on people infected. (…)
12 March 2021
Morocco’s economic growth in 2021 is dependent on the successful rollout of the mass vaccination campaign against Covid-19, which should allow the country to reach herd (…)
12 March 2021
Morocco will receive its first batch of Russian Sputnik V vaccines this month and in April, said Health Minister Khalid Ait Taleb. These new doses should allow it to continue (…)
12 March 2021
Morocco, "an underdeveloped country", "is vaccinating twice as fast as France," said with astonishment the French doctor, Dr. Laurent Alexandre, during a television appearance.