
France Accepts AstraZeneca's Covishield Vaccine for Moroccan Travelers
France now recognizes the AstraZeneca vaccine made in India (Covishield) and inoculated in Morocco. A relief for vaccinated Moroccans wishing to travel to this country.

France now recognizes the AstraZeneca vaccine made in India (Covishield) and inoculated in Morocco. A relief for vaccinated Moroccans wishing to travel to this country.

Morocco received on Saturday, July 17, 2021 two million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. This will help accelerate the vaccination campaign against the coronavirus, which has been extended to people aged between 30 and 35 years.

Morocco is preparing to receive a new batch of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, with the delivery expected this Saturday, July 17. A Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plane took off for Beijing on Friday.

Slowly, Morocco is moving towards the marketing of the "made in morocco" anti-Covid-19 vaccine . The first delivery of this vaccine will be ready for commercialization in early November 2021. Preparations are well underway for this new major step in the fight against the coronavirus.

Morocco is expecting to receive a new batch of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine next week. The kingdom received two million doses of this vaccine last Tuesday.

Morocco received, on Tuesday, July 13, a new batch of two million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine. This will strengthen the vaccination campaign recently extended to Moroccans aged 35-39.

Restrictions are once again in effect in certain regions of Morocco to limit mobility between cities. This is the decision of the authorities faced with the worrying resurgence of Covid-19 cases in the kingdom, where a return to partial or even total confinement is not excluded.

Morocco is one of the countries that have best managed the Covid-19 pandemic, ranking 24th as the safest country in the world. This is the result of a report by the Global Finance magazine.

Morocco will locally manufacture Covid-19 vaccines . Through the signing of cooperation agreements with the Chinese pharmaceutical giant Sinopharm, the project will start "in the short term". The production lines, cold rooms and packaging units of Sothema are supervised by a mixed team. The production of vials to contain the vaccine, launched months ago, should be completed soon.

The threshold of 20 million doses should be crossed in the very near future. In 23 consecutive weeks of vaccination, the number of fully vaccinated people has reached 9,181,595, while the primary vaccinated now stand at 10,119,393.

Morocco received an additional one million doses of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine on Tuesday, July 6, 2021. This will allow the kingdom to resume the administration of the first dose.

Moroccans aged 40 and over who have not yet benefited from vaccination can now go to vaccination centers every day of the week, including Sunday.