
TUIfly Resumes Flights to Morocco, Expanding European Routes
Like other airlines that have resumed their commercial activities, TUIfly is preparing for a restart. It has just announced the launch of several flights to Morocco.

Like other airlines that have resumed their commercial activities, TUIfly is preparing for a restart. It has just announced the launch of several flights to Morocco.

All travelers (Moroccans or other nationalities) arriving in Spain from Monday, June 22 will be subject to three primary checks, announced the Spanish Minister of Health, Salvador Illa.

Faced with the health crisis related to the coronavirus, several European countries have proceeded to suspend their visa services without any communication on the dates of issuance or the follow-up of applications. As a result, hundreds of passports are being held by European consulates.

Morocco’s efforts to curb the crisis continue to be praised. Like many personalities in the world, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, thanked Morocco on Friday for its contribution to the global response to coronavirus.

Pending the launch of the next transfer window, several Moroccan internationals are in the sights of certain major European clubs. Hakimi, Mazraoui, Belhanda, Bounou, all are on their way to other more competitive clubs.

The European Union could reopen its internal borders on June 15, and its external borders to certain non-EU countries like Morocco in early July. This is at least the estimate of Jean-François Rial, CEO of Voyageurs du monde.

The European Union is strengthening the fight against coronavirus led by Morocco through a financial support of more than 1.7 billion dirhams. This was announced in a joint press release from the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Public Administration Reform, and the EU Delegation in Rabat.

Although a newcomer in the highly competitive avocado sector, Morocco has managed to establish itself on the global market. Thanks to the quality of its production, the kingdom has tripled its exports to Europe.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Yves Le Drian, announced on Tuesday, May 19, that the French including Franco-Moroccans arriving from Morocco and other countries outside the European Union will be subject to a "voluntary" 14-day quarantine. A measure aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus on French territory.

Morocco has achieved self-sufficiency with its reusable masks. Since May 10, it has been exporting the surplus to Europe.

Morocco and the European Union (EU) signed, on Tuesday, a financing agreement of 1.1 billion DH, to support the kingdom in its fight against coronavirus.

The Elysée announced on Sunday, May 3, that "any person, regardless of nationality, coming from the European Union, the Schengen area or the United Kingdom," will not be quarantined once they arrive on its territory. Implicitly, France will impose quarantine on travelers coming from Morocco .