Morocco remains a popular destination for the French after Europe. While in Tunisia, the borders are already open and the first summer visitors from France have been welcomed, Morocco could follow suit very soon due to the improvement of its epidemiological situation.
The epidemiological situation of covid-19 in Morocco is under control and stable, according to a press release from the Ministry of Health. Unless there is a last-minute turnaround, the kingdom should open its borders as early as mid-July, after the lifting of the state of health emergency, announced for July 10.
The National Council of the Order of Notaries of Morocco (CNONM) has made recommendations regarding real estate. To relaunch this sector following the recovery, they are making their priorities known.
Cafe owners have received with dismay the new drastic conditions imposed by the authorities for the reopening of cafes and restaurants. However, a small favor has been granted to them in terms of opening hours.
For the gradual resumption of high-speed train (TGV), "Al Boraq", the National Railway Office (ONCF) has published its plan relating to health and safety measures.
Filming of films and series has resumed in Morocco. However, production companies must have an authorization and also strictly comply with health and safety conditions.
After a complete halt of activities imposed by the COVID-19 health crisis, café and restaurant owners in Casablanca , as well as several other cities in Morocco, will be able to resume their activities as of this Thursday, in compliance with health measures.
After having suspended their activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tourism operators are ready to resume business. While they were waiting for a reopening of the borders to relaunch their activities and a promise from the government to support the sector, which has been heavily impacted by the pandemic, Moroccan professionals have simply been disappointed during the last meeting with the Head of Government.
As part of the second phase of deconfinement , which comes into effect on Thursday, the Moroccan authorities have issued the measures that will govern the official reopening of the beaches.
Development work continues on the Corniche of the city of Tangier, despite the health crisis of the coronavirus. The authorities are determined to complete the work during this year.
The new deconfinement measures, which will come into effect in Morocco from Thursday, June 25 at midnight, do not concern alcohol outlets, nightclubs and restaurants with live music.
Cafes and restaurants are reopening again after a timid first opening. As part of the 2nd phase of the easing of the state of emergency, they will open next Wednesday with 50% of their capacity.