Ukraine plans to negotiate a free trade agreement with a number of North African countries, including Morocco , said the Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture, Taras Kachka.
The closure of Morocco’s borders has exposed the role of the black market in the north of the country. It is a provider of unsuspected jobs and fortunes.
Moroccan students were victims of a traffic accident in Zaporizhzhya, in southeastern Ukraine, on Thursday, September 17. The toll is three dead and three seriously injured.
About forty Moroccan students were blocked for more than 12 hours at Boryspil airport in Kiev. The Air Arabia airline canceled their flight at the last minute for technical reasons.
Moroccan high school graduates wishing to pursue medical or pharmaceutical studies in Ukraine are victims of fraud. Moroccan students already settled there are calling on new high school graduates from the kingdom to be vigilant.
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.
Nearly 11,000 Moroccan students are suffering the effects of confinement in the cramped and unsanitary dormitories. The situation is very alarming, especially since overcrowding promotes the transmission of the coronavirus.
Improving the Kingdom’s supply of cereals is a major concern for Moroccan importers and Ukrainian exporters. In this sense, they have conducted in-depth reflections on the subject.
The Royal Armed Forces (FAR) have just acquired the anti-drone system, Bukovel-AD, manufactured by the Ukrainian company Proximus.
Some 45 young Moroccan medical students have been the target of a scam, set up by a Pakistani intermediary. The latter relieved them of millions of cents, claiming that he would enroll them at the Kirovohrad Medical University in Ukraine.