Moroccan and foreign resident passengers wishing to travel to Morocco can now board the Turkish airline. This is because Turkish Airlines has added dates to serve the Kingdom during the July-August period.
Summer vacations will be very expensive for Moroccan tourists and other nationalities who will come to Turkey in these times of covid-19. The reason is the surge in prices.
The return of Moroccans stranded abroad continues in compliance with the health measures taken by the government. The kingdom has again repatriated, on Tuesday, 304 people from Turkey.
Three women from Antwerp and six of their children will be repatriated from Turkey to Belgium on Wednesday, July 1st. These women, along with foreign fighters, had left for Syria to join the Islamic State group.
The Turkish specialist in low-cost fashion, LC Waikiki, has released 100 million dirhams to finance its subsidiary LC WAIKIKI Retail MA in these times of covid-19.
About a hundred Moroccans stranded in Turkey gathered on Saturday at Istanbul airport in the hope of being evacuated to Morocco. They protested against the choices made by the authorities, to the point of accusing officials of corruption and favoritism.
The repatriation operations of Moroccans stranded abroad continue. On Saturday, 302 Moroccans of all ages, including babies, from Istanbul, landed at Tetouan Saniat R’mel airport on board two Royal Air Maroc planes.
The Moroccan authorities are accelerating the repatriation of Moroccans stranded abroad. 313 people, including babies and children, arrived on Tuesday at Tétouan Saniat R’mel airport on board three planes from Istanbul.
After the stage of Ceuta, Melilla, Algeria and Spain, Moroccans stranded in Turkey should return to their country. Flights are planned from Morocco to carry out this operation.
Preparations are underway for the upcoming summit meeting in Rabat between King Mohammed VI and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
International flights from Turkey are scheduled for June 10. For this resumption, 40 countries, including Morocco, will be served.
In Turkey, the Moroccan international, Yacine Bammou and his wife, Kenza Kanouni, distributed relief packages to people in need during the month of Ramadan. The Atlas Lion plays for Alanyaspor.