Stuck in Agadir, due to the covid-19 pandemic, several students are living this sacred month of Ramadan, far from their parents. To relieve these underprivileged people, Hajja Fatima, a member of a volunteer association, has decided to prepare balanced meals for them, including Ftours.
14,000 Moroccan students in Ukraine are facing a real dilemma. They have to choose between taking a virtual exam, whose diploma is not recognized in Morocco, or being expelled in the current health conditions, knowing that the majority are homeless and without financial resources.
There are 14,000 students stranded in Ukraine due to the suspension of flights and the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of covid-19. Tired of the living conditions in which they find themselves, they call on the Moroccan authorities to organize their return to the country.
The cybercrime unit, under the Rabat police prefecture , arrested a student in Temara last Sunday for his alleged involvement in the broadcast of a pornographic video during an online class taught by a teacher.
The Moroccan embassy in Turkey has taken many solidarity initiatives to support several Moroccan families and students in Ankara during this month of Ramadan and this confinement period, as stated in a press release.
The Minister of National Education and Vocational Training, Saaïd Amzazi , decided not to take legal action against a student who had threatened him with murder.
Being confined near one’s loved ones in these times of extreme difficulty is worth being, thousands of kilometers away, far from those one loves. Foreign students confined in Aurillac, like Kenza, originally from Morocco and in the final year of a professional bachelor’s degree, spend all their time worrying about their loved ones since the beginning of the pandemic.
The director of the National Office of University Social and Cultural Works (ONOUSC), Noureddine Tehami, said that nearly 1,000 foreign students are still living on Moroccan university campuses.
A Moroccan student, repatriated from Wuhan following the spread of the coronavirus in the Hubei province, had the misfortune of contracting the virus in Morocco, after being infected by a close contact during the lockdown.
The famous French microbiologist, Didier Raoult, during a scientific conference a few years ago, had given a testimony on the students forming his research teams.
At the announcement of the closure of all French schools and universities due to the coronavirus, Maha El Haiba, 18, a student at Sciences Po Menton, decided to return home to Casablanca. But the adventures that awaited her were not to be expected.
A student was admitted to the University Hospital Center of Fez following the explosion of the battery of his mobile phone that he was apparently using to follow distance learning courses.