After receiving the batch of anti-Covid vaccine from the Chinese Sinopharm laboratory, Morocco is about to receive its first doses of the Russian vaccine. This is what sources from the Ministry of Health have confirmed.
Khatri Addouh is now acting as head of the "Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR)" and the Polisario following the hospitalization of Brahim Ghali in Spain under a false identity.
For a few years now, Morocco has been suffering from a shortage of healthcare professionals. This situation, which has worsened with the health crisis, calls for emergency measures.
While it is in the Top 10 of countries that have succeeded in the vaccination challenge, Morocco, which has administered nearly 9 million anti-Covid-19 doses, ranks 20th in the ranking of the most advanced countries in the world for vaccination, according to the German statistics site Statista.
Of Moroccan origin, the immunologist who is currently developing a universal vaccine against coronaviruses with his team, has given the reasons for his departure from France. In an interview with Jeune Afrique , Lbachir BenMohamed retraces his stay in France, a country where science, he says, has no future.
Due to the health crisis, Morocco has temporarily stopped its connections with about forty countries, without thinking about the repatriation of its nationals stranded in these countries. Currently, it is a real misery that these Moroccans outside their country are living.
Morocco is embarking on the path of reforming its health system aimed at strengthening hospital management and territorial planning of health services. The Minister of Health, Khalid Ait Taleb, presented the main lines of his reform plan during the Council of Government on April 20.
Moroccans living in Germany have made a donation for the benefit of a Moroccan girl suffering from a brain tumor. This donation will cover the operation and travel expenses.
Thanks to digital technologies, Morocco has been able to better manage the health crisis related to the Covid-19 pandemic. This is revealed by a survey conducted by the consulting firm Oxford Business Group (OBG).
The Head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission in charge of Morocco, Roberto Cardarelli, noted on Monday that Morocco is a global example in terms of vaccination and faces a promising economic outlook. He made this statement during a webinar on the economic recovery prospects in the North Africa and Middle East (MENA) region.
Despite the success of the coronavirus vaccination campaign launched in January, many Moroccans are still reluctant to get vaccinated. Some believe the vaccine is haram, while others fear its side effects.
From now on, Morocco is opening its doors to foreign doctors and foreign investment in the health sector. Good news that comes at a time when the country is suffering from a shortage of doctors, exacerbated by the health crisis.