Bar, cabaret and shisha cafe owners are in a state of expectation. While some of them opened in the middle of last week, others are still hesitant to open as they have not yet received any official instructions for the reopening of their establishments.
Continue to pray at home. This is the call of the Councils of Ulemas to Muslim believers, thus calling for caution regarding the reopening of mosques.
Royal Air Maroc plans to increase the number of frequencies and destinations served starting July 6. The company made this known through a press release on Wednesday, which emphasizes the restored destinations, flight frequencies, and the security standards put in place.
The wave of layoffs announced by Royal Air Maroc will be implemented as announced by the supervising minister. At the end of the meeting organized on Thursday with the executive committee and the executives of the company, CEO Abdelhamid Addou mentioned a total of 858 jobs and a reduction in its fleet of aircraft, grounded since the start of the coronavirus crisis.
After more than 3 months of suspension of their activities, tourism professionals in the province of Sidi Ifni are gearing up for the resumption. Pending the reopening of borders to foreigners, they are offering tempting offers to attract Moroccan tourists in order to save the current tourist season.
The mosques remain closed while the deconfinement plan is in its second phase. It is therefore to have an idea of the management of such a situation that the parliamentarians have questioned the government.
Royal Air Maroc resumed its domestic flights on June 25, 2020. Faced with too strong demand, the national airline has decided to shift into high gear with its flights connecting Casablanca to Dakhla and Laâyoune, going from 3 to 5 weekly flights, from July 5.
Closed to the public for more than three months, the hammams of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca reopened their doors on Monday. A large-scale sterilization and disinfection operation of the premises and equipment of the establishment preceded the resumption of their activities.
Bars, nightclubs and restaurants with shows in Morocco are preparing to resume their activities starting this Thursday, after having been "unfairly" excluded during the second phase of deconfinement.
Royal Air Maroc resumed its commercial activities last Thursday, June 25, after more than three months of inactivity. Pending the opening of air borders, domestic flights have resumed with a well-defined schedule.
While Europe has decided to open its borders with Morocco on July 1st, Ceuta and Melilla want to derogate from the rule. The two Spanish enclaves have decided to keep their borders with the kingdom closed until July 9th.
Closed for nearly 3 months, the airports authorized to open have already resumed their activities and are already welcoming passengers. Pending the reopening of the airspace, the Essaouira-Mogador international airport is gearing up for the resumption in compliance with the measures enacted to counter the coronavirus pandemic.