While a first performance took place Wednesday and a second is scheduled for Thursday evening in Morocco, Kendji Girac’s visit is sparking opposition from an activist collective. The production defends a strictly artistic approach and rejects any politicization.
Many Moroccans find themselves stuck in Lebanon where the conflict between Israel and the Lebanese Hezbollah is intensifying and are unable to buy plane tickets that have become too expensive to return to Morocco. Fearing for their lives, they are calling on King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan embassy in Beirut.
Moroccans and certain other foreign travelers who have received two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine are exempt from the test before their departure from their country of origin, but will be subject to a screening test upon arrival at Beirut International Airport (BIA). This is the decision taken by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
Morocco does not want to take big risks. In this regard, the parliamentarians have presented an amendment to reduce the deadlines for the removal of goods under customs, particularly those that may pose a danger to citizens.
In the aftermath of the explosion that claimed the lives of more than 200 people in Beirut, Morocco has set up a field military hospital. A total of 51,223 medical services have been provided by the Moroccan medical teams.
The Moroccan ambassador to Lebanon narrowly escaped the explosion in Beirut, which occurred on Tuesday, August 4. He gave his testimony on Wednesday on Télé-Liban.
Lebanese artists have expressed their gratitude to King Mohammed VI for the emergency humanitarian and medical aid received by the Lebanese people in the aftermath of the double explosion that occurred in the port of the capital Beirut on August 4.
The appearance of the Moroccan flag in the music video of the new tribute single entitled "Ismouha Beyrouth" ("She’s Called Beirut") by the famous Algerian singer Cheb Khaled is not to the taste of Algerians. Criticism is pouring in from all sides.
Morocco has deployed a military field hospital in Beirut to provide care to the victims of the explosion that shook Lebanon a few days ago. A total of 1,680 services have been provided to 791 patients and 12 surgical operations have been performed there.
Prince Moulay Hicham and the Islamist sheikh Hassan El Kettani made offensive remarks towards the Lebanese after the two macabre explosions in Beirut. The Lebanese press and Internet users are crying out in outrage.
King Mohammed VI has ordered the dispatch of nearly a dozen planes loaded with aid to Beirut. This significant support from the Kingdom comes the day after the explosions that rocked Lebanon.
The offices of Royal Air Maroc in Beirut were seriously shaken by the double explosion that hit the Lebanese capital on Tuesday, August 4. Fortunately, there are no casualties to be deplored.