Contrary to previous editions, the celebration of the national day of the immigrant, celebrated every August 10, has seen a new format. Due to the coronavirus, the delegated ministry in charge of Moroccans residing abroad organized the 2020 edition of the summer university in digital version.
In total, 37% of young Moroccans have had unprotected sex. These are among the data revealed during a webinar organized by the UNESCO office for the Maghreb and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) on sexual and reproductive health.
After the publication last January of the first results of the 2018-2019 national survey on international migration, the High Commission for Planning (HCP) has just released the final report of the first phase of this study.
The police arrested five young people, including two girls, who were smoking in broad daylight and in public in Marrakech. They are accused of violating Ramadan and confinement.
With more than 26,000 deaths and 140,000 cases detected to date, the coronavirus pandemic has shown that the French health system, whose strength and quality have been praised by the media, especially North African, also has its limits. Compared to Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria, France has suffered a massacre in terms of people infected and killed by the coronavirus.
Members of the Futsal Espoirs Molenbeek association, in collaboration with the young people of the neighborhood, are helping people in need during this confinement period.
While the border with the city of Ceuta has been closed, four young Moroccans braved the sea to return to the country. However, they were arrested upon arrival at their destination.
The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports has decided to suspend all courses and cultural, educational, sports and educational activities provided by its establishments or those under its supervision, until further notice.
Health and security authorities have issued an alert on new psychoactive substances, which are uncontrollable, undetectable and sometimes untreatable products.
The International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) has published its annual report. The INCB is alerting Moroccan security authorities to the spread of psychotropic substances and international drug trafficking networks.
A program could soon be launched in Morocco, for the benefit of young people to get them out of the grip of radicalization.
King Mohammed VI presided, on Friday at the Throne Room of the Royal Palace in Rabat, the signing ceremony of two agreements relating to the contribution of the Hassan II Fund for Economic and Social Development to the "Integrated Program to Support and Finance Enterprises". It is estimated at a budget amount of 2 billion dirhams at zero percent.