The government has just extended for the 11th consecutive time the state of health emergency until March 10. This measure comes as the epidemiological report continues to show a downward trend and nearly a week after the launch of the national vaccination campaign.
The coronavirus crisis has strongly impacted state revenues. At the end of 2020, they stood at 80 billion DH, said Monday, the head of government, Saâdeddine El Othmani before the deputies of the House of Representatives.
Morocco has just extended the precautionary measures adopted on January 13 by two weeks. This decision, which takes effect this Tuesday, February 2, and until February 16, aims to fight against the spread of Covid-19.
The civil service has 436,000 teachers, or 55% of the state’s civil servants, said the president of the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Social Works of Education-Training on Tuesday.
Moroccan children now also have the right to their own national identity card. The stamp price will also be more advantageous than for adults.
Heavily impacted by the Covid-19 crisis, food service professionals want to resume their activities quickly. They have proposed to the government to prioritize employees in their sectors during the vaccination campaign.
The promoters and managers of gyms, spas and hammams in Agadir have been severely impacted by the long closure of their establishments ordered by the competent authorities. The recent extensions of the measures decided to fight the spread of the coronavirus by the government and the prefectural committee for epidemiological monitoring and follow-up have dampened the hopes of resuming their activities.
Moroccan MP Itimad Zahidi is no longer in good standing with the PJD. She has resigned from all party bodies, accusing it of showing dictatorship, fraud and lies.
Pending the launch of the vaccination campaign, Morocco has decided to step up by generalizing rapid screening tests within hospitals.
A bill has been presented by the PJD parliamentary group. It aims to toughen sanctions against private school officials who (still) engage in the trade of books and school supplies.
Morocco has just extended by one week, starting this Wednesday, January 13 at 9 p.m., the precautionary measures adopted on December 23.
The coronavirus pandemic has not finished ravaging the world of employment in Morocco . A recent report by the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) revealed that unemployment could reach 15% in Morocco in 2021.