Morocco is among the 15 countries where Belgians or Belgian-Moroccans have been most infected by Covid-19. This is at least what a weekly report from the Public Health Institute, Sciensano, indicates.
Belgium is banning non-essential travel abroad for its citizens, including Moroccans residing on its territory, starting Wednesday, January 27.
The Brussels Midi police intend to initiate legal proceedings against two policewomen accused of racism .
Two policewomen were suspended by their superiors for racist remarks. They would have filmed themselves on patrol in Anderlecht in neighborhoods known as "sensitive" by the police, making scandalous remarks.
Every day since 2015, Farid El Mokkadem has been broadcasting a weather report on his Facebook page and is now followed by more than 180,000 people. At 35, this Moroccan, a salesman at Ikea, is seriously considering devoting himself exclusively to this passion that has propelled him onto social networks.
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, Morocco remains one of the favorite destinations of Belgian nationals for their holidays.
Travelers from Morocco and other countries classified as red zones will be fined if they refuse to be tested.
Meryame Kitir, Belgian federal minister for Development Cooperation, was present during a television program on Canvas, where she had come to talk about vaccination against the coronavirus in poor countries. But it was especially her impeccable haircut that marked the viewers.
Morocco is on the list of 15 countries where Belgians or Belgian-Moroccans have been most infected by Covid-19 during the last holidays. This is at least what a weekly report from the Public Health Institute, Sciensano, indicates.
The Delegate Ministry in charge of Moroccans Living Abroad and the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) held a meeting last Wednesday as part of the development of a national strategy for the benefit of Moroccans abroad (MREs).
Faced with concerns raised by the new variants of Covid-19, Belgium has just tightened the entry conditions on its territory for travelers from Morocco and other non-EU countries. Especially those who enter by bus or train.
Royal Air Maroc is expected to soon face serious legal troubles for non-payment of disputes related to the refund of cancelled tickets. The Belgian consumer protection organization Test Achats is preparing to forward the disputed files of the recalcitrant airlines to the competent authorities.