Morocco Shortens Medical School to 6 Years in Healthcare Reform Push
19 February 2022
The Moroccan government plans to reform medical studies. From now on, the duration of medical training will be reduced from 7 years to 6 years.
19 February 2022
The Moroccan government plans to reform medical studies. From now on, the duration of medical training will be reduced from 7 years to 6 years.
18 February 2022
Starting this Friday, Moroccan and other travelers arriving on Belgian territory must present a Digital Covid Certificate. This is the decision taken by the Interministerial (…)
17 February 2022
Moroccan plastic surgeons are once again taking a stand, this time to warn against the illegal practice of medicine and cosmetic surgery in hair salons, gyms and spas. They (…)
16 February 2022
Ayoub Fathi, the two-year-old Moroccan boy suffering from a rare disease and undergoing treatment in Malaga, needs to go to Morocco with his mother, while waiting to undergo a (…)
14 February 2022
The Minister of Health and Social Protection and the Scientific and Technical Committee are holding a meeting this Monday, February 14, during which a new strategy to fight the (…)
9 February 2022
France announced on Tuesday the easing of certain restrictive measures for travelers from non-European Union (EU) countries. Good news for vaccinated Moroccans who will no (…)
7 February 2022
The government’s decision to open the borders is causing concerns, even though it is making tourism and economic operators happy. According to some, the resumption of flights (…)
5 February 2022
The health sector would be one of the areas most affected by corruption in Morocco. In both the public and private sectors, the phenomenon has reached an alarming level, (…)
4 February 2022
Morocco records at least 50,000 new cancer cases of all types combined each year, according to the Ministry of Health. On the sidelines of the celebration of World Cancer Day, (…)
4 February 2022
The Provincial Directorate of National Education in Kenitra has described as "allegations devoid of any foundation" the information that students at the Ibn Al-Haytam high (…)