The Ministry of Health has just announced a third case of Coronavirus infection in Morocco. It is a 52-year-old French tourist, who arrived in Marrakech on Saturday, March 8.
The road connecting Marrakech to Agadir, at the Sid Zouine toll booth, recorded a tragic accident on Sunday. A brutal collision between two cars traveling at high speed is said to be the cause of this accident, which resulted in as many deaths as injuries.
In addition to Marrakech, which attracts the largest number of tourists each year, there are three places that are a must-see. These places stand out for their originality, beauty and charm.
Things are taking shape for the construction of a TGV station in Agadir . Proof of this, the expropriation procedure for the land to host the infrastructure has been initiated.
A senior Israeli official stayed in Marrakech , from March 4 to 5, 2020, as part of a meeting of the working group of the Warsaw Process.
The Canary Islands airline, Binter, has announced the launch of a new air link between Marrakech and Funchal, Portugal, starting next July.
The coronavirus is starting to hit Moroccan tourism. In total, an average of 2,000 overnight stays per hotel are being canceled in the city of Marrakech this March.
The coronavirus epidemic tends to bring the Moroccan economy closer to recession. In Marrakech, tourism is already devastated.
During the 8th ministerial conference of the 5+5 Dialogue on Migration and Development, Morocco proposes the creation of national skills networks at the level of the 5+5 Dialogue countries in the field of migration.
While the opening date of the Pestana Marrakech hotel of world football star Cristiano Ronaldo is scheduled for September, eyes are riveted on the ongoing construction site, guessing the shapes and colors that this imposing building could take on in the coming days.
Mohamed Benbachir, alias Simo Benbachir, is the subject of an international arrest warrant issued by the Marrakech prosecutor’s office on Friday, February 28, 2020. The celebrity journalist would be heavily involved in the "Hamza mon bébé" case.
Chef and baker Richard Bertinet visited Morocco from February 16 to 22, 2020. During his stay, he recounted his first visit to the kingdom and the hospitality shown by Moroccans.