Despite the facilities granted to them to alleviate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, Moroccan professionals in the Events sector still have a list of grievances that they hope to see addressed to save their sector from the shipwreck looming on the horizon.
Mohammed H., former chef at the restaurant La Boutarde, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, appears this week before the Nanterre Assize Court for rape and sexual assault on three employees between 2014 and 2019. The charges against the Moroccan-born defendant are serious and could cost him dearly.
The former host of the "Chhiwat Choumicha" program on channel 2M learned on Tuesday of the death of her father. A terrible news that Choumiha Chafay shared with her community on Instagram.
A year ago, the year-end holiday season rhymed with overflows and cash inflows for pastry chefs who set the date beyond which no more orders would be received. But with the current health crisis and the measures taken by the authorities, pastry chefs will not see many people.
Every year-end, the Moroccan chocolate market experiences its peak. But this year, due to the health crisis, Moroccans seem to have shunned this little pleasure.
Tourism promoters have their souls riveted to the recovery and spare no effort to successfully carry out the winter season. According to Nadia Fettah Alaoui, the Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, and Transport, two pillars support the promotion of the tourism sector: the reopening of air traffic and the implementation of competitive offers to attract more foreign tourists.
In anticipation of the imminent reopening of Moroccan airspace, tourism professionals in the Marrakech-Safi region are busy. The arrangements revolve around the "3R" operation.
For non-compliance with the health measures in force in these times of epidemic and on the decision of the Casablanca authorities, dozens of restaurants are subject to sanctions. These range from suspension for a few months, to the permanent withdrawal of the alcohol license.
Following the decision of the Emirati authorities to close all restaurants in the country, Moroccan restaurants on site are working to offer an impeccable home delivery service throughout the month of Ramadan.
While the coronavirus pandemic has created an anxious and uncertain atmosphere around the world, it has at least brought about an unprecedented chain of solidarity.
Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Moroccan Minister of Tourism , launched the Moroccan culinary arts week at the Palais du Luxembourg in Paris on Tuesday, November 12, in the presence of several Moroccan and French personalities, including Hubert Védrine, former Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The "Arts and Culture" Foundation is organizing the first Street Food Festival at the "Jemaa El Fna" Square from November 9 to 10, 2019, enriched with capacity building sessions.