Six months after declaring the international health emergency, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Saturday that the duration of the coronavirus pandemic will be "certainly very long".
Saaid Amzazi , government spokesperson and Minister of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research, was the guest of the television news of the first national channel Al Oula on Sunday. On this occasion, he described the appearance of epidemic clusters at the end of the confinement as a "natural fact".
A few days ago, the World Health Organization had called for the suspension of clinical trials worldwide before backtracking again. This shows that Morocco did not make a mistake in maintaining the use of chloroquine in the treatment of coronavirus patients, according to the Minister of Health.
Chloroquine treatment is the subject of much criticism following the damning report of a study on the risks associated with its use. While the WHO has decided to temporarily suspend clinical trials with hydroxychloroquine, Morocco maintains its use.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Monday the "temporary" suspension of trials on hydroxychloroquine. This decision by the WHO comes at a time when a study published in the British medical journal The Lancet has shown the limits of this drug made famous by the French professor, Didier Raoult.
With large-scale production, Morocco, now engaged in the export of masks, is on the verge of becoming one of the big winners of the industrial relocation movement.
The covid-19 crisis has not slowed down activities within the Tanger Med industrial platform and at the port level. Whether in the pharmaceutical, renewable energy, aeronautics, automotive, plastics, agri-food, or packaging and services sectors, life is proceeding normally.
This is the first time that the Muslim community around the world will experience the month of Ramadan differently, due to the coronavirus pandemic that has prompted some states to take exceptional and restrictive measures. While some will have the opportunity to go pray at the mosque, others will remain confined at home and be content with isolated prayers or within the family circle.
In this context marked by a global health crisis, the World Health Organization (WHO) has formulated some recommendations to help Muslims have a successful Ramadan month.
While covid-19 is raging in the Algerian camps of Tindouf , the Polisario leaders have confined themselves, leaving the inhabitants to their sad fate.
The fear of covid-19 contamination through banknotes is present among Moroccans. What is the Bank Al-Maghrib system to avoid probable contamination of its customers?
The UN and the WTO are sounding the alarm on a risk of "food shortage" that could be caused by disruptions related to the coronavirus in international trade and food supply chains.