A major constraint for beneficiaries, inheritance concerning lands belonging to the private domain of the State is now a reality in Morocco, thanks to a new text adopted on Thursday by the Council of Government.
After being identified, the author of the false information on the "white year" in education in Morocco is now being prosecuted. This is the decision of the public prosecutor’s office at the court of first instance in Khouribga.
The Moroccan parliament is concerned about the continuation of the school year, suspended due to covid-19. The Education Committee of the House of Representatives will meet on May 13, 2020. The assessment of distance learning, the lifting of confinement and the organization of exams are the points that will be on the agenda of the discussions.
After the end of the holidays, Morocco resumed distance learning on Monday, May 4th. In a press release, the Ministry of National Education specified that the lessons will still be broadcast via the television channels "Athaqafia TV", "Tamazight TV", "Laâyoune TV" and "Arryadia TV", as well as via the "TelmidTICE" portal and all the other channels used by the teachers.
The Ministry of National Education has denied the publication of a new press release regarding the postponement of exams for students in preparatory classes for the grandes écoles.
The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training has provided a formal denial of the allegations communicated in a press article, regarding the holding of exams under tents.
The Ministry of National Education has denied the information regarding the conduct of the exams.
The date of the school holidays is set in Morocco. They will take place from April 27 to May 3, 2020.
The Minister of National Education, Saaid Amzazi, categorically denied on Tuesday the content of a false video circulated on social networks, announcing the "success of all students".
A private primary school, in the Maarif district of Casablanca , has discreetly invited students and teachers to return to their classrooms, starting Monday, April 13, despite the ongoing state of health emergency.
A French teacher at a public high school in Essaouira had the audacity to urge his students to violate the lockdown, in order to pay him the fees for March and April.
A student was admitted to the University Hospital Center of Fez following the explosion of the battery of his mobile phone that he was apparently using to follow distance learning courses.