Nadia El A.
At least half a dozen attacks have been thwarted in recent months in France. The terrorist threat is still present and the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT) is concerned and issues a warning.
52 Yemeni students who obtained their doctorate in a dozen Moroccan universities, in several specialties, for the 2019-2020 academic year were honored on Saturday, August 29, 2020. It was during a remote ceremony in front of an audience of academic and diplomatic personalities.
At the Commercial Court of Casablanca, bankruptcy cases are on the rise and a sharp increase in the number of companies closing down due to lack of resources is expected starting in September. The balance sheet could be very heavy towards the end of the third quarter when the judicial system resumes full activity.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) has decided to open an investigation following the publication of a video of a dispute that resulted in material damage.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning against reopening schools in countries with high rates of coronavirus infections. This call is all the more worrying as the start of the school year in Morocco, scheduled for September 7, coincides with the second wave of the virus expansion.
The Covid-19 pandemic is not sparing the clothing sector in Morocco. International trade is severely impacted.
The Moroccan city of Meknes is living to the rhythm of suicides and homicides. In just over a week, five lives were lost in five different neighborhoods of the city.
A police officer was taken into custody at the disposal of the Rabat prosecutor’s office. He is suspected of involvement in a case of corruption and blackmail.
Classes in French educational institutions in Morocco will start on September 7. Between in-person and distance learning, parents have a choice.
About twenty Moroccan minors living in the 18th arrondissement of Paris clashed on the Seine quay, near the MK2, on August 21. One of them was lynched and seriously injured.
The various Achoura festivities are prohibited in Marrakech. This is a decision by the authorities of the wilaya of the ochre city within the framework of preventive measures against the new coronavirus (Covid-19).
Leveraging its potential, Morocco is keen to develop its green hydrogen production. Several initiatives have already been taken.