Several government-owned housing units are currently occupied by former government members. Given the cost of their maintenance and management fees, the government wishes to dispose of them.
While all indicators are currently in the red, members of the Moroccan government extensively debated on Monday the need for a return to confinement. However, 3 ministries took the floor to reject the proposal.
The emergency department of the Mohamed Bouafi hospital is facing a shortage of equipment and qualified medical staff. A patient testifies.
As soon as the state of health emergency was established in Morocco to curb coronavirus infections, abuses were observed. This situation was denounced by observers who alerted to the risk of overreach.
The members of the government, after having contributed to the Special Fund for the management and fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, want to pay part of their salary again.
A few months before the legislative elections in Morocco, political parties are divided on the electoral system. The first memoranda of the political formations have been filed with the Ministry of the Interior.
Like other sectors of the Moroccan economy, the insurance sector has also been hit hard by the global health crisis. To prevent the consequences on the financial balances of the sector, easing measures have been taken by the Insurance and Social Welfare Control Authority (ACAPS).
Morocco has decided, since last June, to gradually initiate its deconfinement. After the first two stages, the Kingdom moved, this Sunday, July 19 at midnight, to the third phase of deconfinement.
Morocco has partially reopened its borders. As planned, the categories of people subject to special authorization before leaving the national territory as part of the partial reopening of borders can obtain it from the prefectures.
With the resurgence of infection clusters in certain professional units, four ministers of the government met on Tuesday with representatives of the General Confederation of Enterprises of Morocco (CGEM). They reminded private sector companies to order.
Since the lifting of the lockdown decreed by the government, the inhabitants of Casablanca and Mohammedia have resumed their habits without the slightest preventive measures, thus undermining the government’s efforts to stabilize the epidemiological situation.
Nearly 48 hours after the government’s decision to partially open the borders on the national territory, tourism professionals are meeting on Friday with the supervisory authorities to relaunch this key sector of the Moroccan economy.