Brussels is facing a resurgence of Covid-19 cases. Concerned, the interfederal spokesperson, Steven Van Gucht, suggests that imams be involved in the fight against coronavirus.
The approval of the draft decree-law reorganizing CFC is the last step taken by Morocco for an effective exit from the EU’s gray list of tax havens. The Kingdom will therefore be informed of its fate on October 6.
The President of the Brussels Parliament, Rachid Madrane , stated that Belgium is currently in a climate of resurgence of racism, especially with regard to the debate on decolonization.
The Belgian-Moroccan Salah Eddine Dassy began his first year of engineering studies at the prestigious Solvay Brussels School Economics & Management of the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) on Monday. On this occasion, the Moroccan ambassador to Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Mohamed Ameur, organized a reception in honor of this young Moroccan genius of 15 years old.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) and people of other nationalities arriving from a red zone will be required to undergo a PCR test at Brussels Airport, where a Covid-19 screening center called Test Centre opened this Monday, September 14.
Brussels International Airport has just launched a campaign to promote travel to Morocco.
The Brussels public prosecutor’s office confirms the end of the investigation into the death of Mehdi Bouda, who was run over by a police car.
Moroccans residing in Belgium and any other passenger arriving or returning from a risk area will be subjected to Covid-19 screening tests at Brussels Airport. The airport wants to install a mobile laboratory in the very near future, which will be operational by early September.
In Anderlecht, a Brussels municipality, the local authorities have opted for awareness-raising among the inhabitants. In order to reach all the communities present in this locality, including the Arab community, patrols are organized with an intercultural mediator to raise awareness about wearing masks.
With his book "Sara, my daughter, my fight", a Moroccan living in Belgium recounts the story of his child who was born disabled in a hospital in Brussels due to the absence of a qualified and competent obstetrician at the birth, and who lived eight and a half years in pain before dying. The doctors’ responsibilities were not recognized, as the Brussels justice dismissed the case.
The former deputy mayor of the Municipality of Evere in Brussels, the Moroccan novelist Fatiha Saidi , put herself in the shoes of a beggar, for the needs of her book which will be published by Éditions La Boîte à Pandore next October.
While they were barbecuing during the celebration of Eid Al-Adha on Friday, July 31, Belgian Muslims almost suffered carbon monoxide poisoning. Alerted, the Brussels firefighters intervened very quickly.