Moroccan Pharmacists Provide Ramadan Aid to Families Impacted by COVID-19
28 April 2020
Pharmacists have distributed Ramadan baskets to the benefit of unemployed people and needy families due to the covid-19 pandemic.
28 April 2020
Pharmacists have distributed Ramadan baskets to the benefit of unemployed people and needy families due to the covid-19 pandemic.
28 April 2020
The Moroccan community living in the Madrid region has benefited from the distribution of food aid on the occasion of the month of Ramadan. This is a humanitarian initiative (…)
25 April 2020
The month of Ramadan is synonymous with speculation around products highly consumed by Moroccans. Some unscrupulous merchants take advantage of strong demand to try to increase (…)
24 April 2020
There will be neither shortages, nor speculation, on goods and products throughout the month of Ramadan. The inter-ministerial commission in charge of monitoring supply, prices (…)
24 April 2020
Following the death of an employee due to non-compliance with preventive measures against coronavirus, a fish canning factory in Larache has been closed.
23 April 2020
Contrary to what some Saudis and Emiratis are stirring up in public opinion in these times of COVID-19, Morocco is not facing a food crisis. With its agricultural lands, (…)
22 April 2020
All indicators are in the red at the level of Moroccan households. Their morale is at its lowest due to the raging pandemic, which is making their lives harder than usual.
19 April 2020
A few days before the start of the month of Ramadan, the markets are deserted. Food products are available, but there are very few buyers.
12 April 2020
More than twenty residents of Dakhla were admitted on Friday to the emergency room of the Regional Health Delegation Center in Oued Eddahab, after a food poisoning.
7 April 2020
The first effects of the coronavirus pandemic are already there. Thus, some Moroccan consumers have already noted a sharp increase in the prices of vegetables and legumes.