
Moroccan Astronomer Predicts Ramadan 2020 to Begin April 25
According to the calculations of the Moroccan astronomer, Abdelaziz Kharbouch Al Ifrani, the month of Ramadan begins on April 25 in Morocco .

According to the calculations of the Moroccan astronomer, Abdelaziz Kharbouch Al Ifrani, the month of Ramadan begins on April 25 in Morocco .

The police arrested a Saudi national on Monday in Khouribga. He is accused of violating the measure prohibiting travel between cities in the kingdom during this confinement period.

Moroccan internationals in the Gulf are eagerly awaiting authorization from the authorities of their country to return to Morocco to spend the month of Ramadan there.

Nordin Amrabat does not want to hear about a reduction in his salary due to the coronavirus. From the Netherlands where he is confined, the player has let the management of the Saudi club, Al Nassr FC, know that he would leave if they reduced his salary.

Moroccan players, who find themselves stranded in the Gulf countries, particularly in Saudi Arabia, express the desire to return home. They are asking the Moroccan authorities to allow them to charter a special plane.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and other airlines have decided to extend the validity of travelers’ tickets after Saudi Arabia temporarily suspended the Umrah due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Despite the rise in the energy bill, the Cosumar group reports an improvement in its results and talks about its future Saudi plant.

Moroccan internationals Abderrazzak Hamdallah and Nouredine Amrabat, confined in Saudi Arabia, receive their training program by email from the club’s technical staff.

Morocco has described the measures adopted by Saudi Arabia to counter the coronavirus as "judicious and responsible".

The temporary suspension of entry into Saudi territory of pilgrims for Umrah due to the coronavirus is already causing difficulties for Moroccans.

A message of condolence and compassion was sent by King Mohammed VI to the Sovereign of Saudi Arabia, Salman Ben Abdelaziz Al-Saud, following the death of Prince Talal Ben Saud Ben Abdelaziz Al-Saud.

Morocco is not on the list of countries banned from entering Saudi Arabia in order to "prevent the arrival of the new coronavirus (Covid-19) in the kingdom and its spread".