Sabrina Bakir-Rio, a Moroccan living in France, denounces the "capitalist system that prioritizes economies over quality of life" of the elderly in French nursing homes and hospitals.
The massive exodus of Moroccan skills does not only affect the health sector. Engineering is not spared, according to an analysis by Hamida Benlemlih, general manager of Developers Institute Maroc.
In a circular dated September 7, the Minister of Health informs anesthesia and resuscitation nurses that they are authorized to carry out emergency interventions in the absence of doctors. This is the temporary solution found by Khalid Ait Taleb to cope with the shortage of doctors that Morocco is experiencing.
Is Morocco about to follow in the footsteps of other countries by granting women menstrual leave? The subject is of interest to a parliamentary group that has already tabled a bill in this direction.
A man has just lost his sight in a Rabat hospital after being operated on by a fake doctor. Three people have already been arrested in this case.
Moroccan international Yassine Bounou was injured on Sunday, September 18, during the match between FC Seville and Villarreal (1-1) as part of the 6th round of La Liga.
As of January 2023, doctors, pharmacists and dentists will see their salaries increase by more than 3,000 DH . An increase that is part of the reforms carried out by the government and relating to the special status of this profession.
Cofides will allocate 750,000 euros in the form of a loan to Opticalia to strengthen its subsidiary in Morocco. Specialized in the purchase, sale and distribution of optical items and sunglasses, the group has been present in the kingdom since 2020.
Nawal, the daughter of singer Khadija El Bidaouia , announced that due to the spread of the lung cancer from which her mother is suffering, the doctors have decided to stop chemotherapy.
The suicide of Yassine Rachid, a young resident doctor at the Casablanca University Hospital, has sparked a wave of reactions in Morocco. The Ministry of Health has ordered an internal investigation at the University Hospital, but the family of the deceased demands the opening of a judicial investigation to shed light on the matter.
After the judicial holidays, the trial of Dr. Tazi resumes next week, with the confrontation of the five main defendants.
Hamza Ibn Issa, 27, is a Moroccan who suffered several epileptic seizures in 2018 in Ceuta where he had illegally immigrated to seek asylum. After receiving care, he was then repatriated to Morocco. Today, he continues to suffer from this disease and wants to return to the autonomous city to receive more appropriate treatment.