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The Mohammed V airport in Casablanca experienced some heated hours on Wednesday. Moroccan passengers refusing to submit to certain health rules improvised protest scenes within the airport.
A communication campaign was launched on Wednesday by the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) aimed at encouraging travelers, especially Moroccans living abroad (MREs), to explore and discover more of the wealth of their country.
The Fès-Saïss airport resumed its activities on Wednesday as part of the resumption of flights to and from Morocco. This first day of activity saw no less than 24 international flights (departures and arrivals) serving Moroccans living abroad.
Faithful to its commitment to green hydrogen, Morocco signed a new agreement last week with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), aimed at accelerating the development of this green energy sector, in which the kingdom has firmly decided to position itself.
An atypical defendant was arrested on Monday evening by the Brussels police. Fayçal Cheffou, the journalist made famous in his country by his erroneous arrest in the investigation into the Brussels attacks, was again apprehended near the American embassy in the Belgian capital.
More details are known about the arrangements made for the quarantine of travelers entering Morocco from countries on the B list. A total of 17 cities have been selected for this purpose by the Moroccan authorities.
The ambiguity is definitively lifted on the issue of reducing airline ticket prices. The Gulf countries are indeed concerned by this measure, say the Moroccan authorities.
In the markets of the kingdom, the price of poultry has suddenly increased by 2 to 3 dirhams per kilo . The authorization of wedding celebrations following the easing of restrictive measures would be at the origin of this sudden increase.
The easing of restrictions does not mean that the virus has disappeared. It continues to spread, exposing Morocco, if it is not careful, to an epidemiological relapse, warned Tayeb Hamdi, physician and researcher in health policies and systems.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) , facing a strong influx during this resumption of flights to and from the Kingdom, is offering alternatives and benefits, including the refund of certain tickets, particularly those purchased before June 13.
The Nigerian authorities have reiterated their willingness to make the gas pipeline project linking Nigeria and Morocco a reality. This announcement was made by Yusuf Usman, Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in a Nigerian daily.
Saudi Arabia is no longer part of the A list countries. Morocco now classifies this country in the B list , announced a press release from the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.