The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) is exploring new high-potential markets for the revival of the sector. Countries like Israel, Portugal and even Africa are to be conquered as a matter of urgency.
Moroccans are at the top of the list of foreigners naturalized as French in 2018. This is revealed by a study carried out by the Eurostat statistical institute.
The Arabic language is one of the most spoken languages in the world, with over 290 million people. During the celebration of World Arabic Language Day on December 18 by UNESCO, lexicologist Jean Pruvost explained how the Arabic language has established itself in the history of the French language.
A survey released on Tuesday again ranks Moroccan students among the worst on a list of over 58,000 students registered in 64 different countries around the world.
Experts have conducted a study on the state of the environment and development in the Mediterranean (RED2020) whose conclusions are alarming.
Diabetics are the ones who develop the most severe forms of the new coronavirus. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 18.3% of Covid-19 deaths in Africa are linked to diabetes.
The functioning of masters in national universities has been criticized by a professor of Criminal Law at the FSJES in Meknes, part of the University of Moulay Ismail. This denunciation earned him a ban on lectures.
The teaching of Arabic in French schools has long been perceived as the teaching of the Koran to students. This time, it is Emmanuel Macron’s proposal to encourage the learning of Arabic in school that has once again fueled the controversy on the right and far right.
The epidemiological situation in Morocco will have to continue its upward trend until the end of the year, with the risk of a new and more virulent pandemic wave of the Coronavirus. These are the conclusions of a recent survey by the High Commission for Planning .
Public school English teachers are invited to apply for a U.S. scholarship under the Fulbright program. A note has been sent by the Ministry of National Education to all of its regional academies.
The Ministry of Health, supported by the WHO, has conducted research on the prevalence of mental disorders and addictive behaviors in Morocco. The results show that 26.5% of Moroccans suffer from depressive disorders. But the difficulty lies in the financial and human resources dedicated to the treatment of these mental disorders.
Tourism Minister Nadia Fettah Alaoui says that the projects to resume tourism in Morocco, including the abolition of the PCR test requirement, are under evaluation. This was during the videoconference organized by the CFCIM last Thursday.