Today, Thursday, the Moroccan government decided to extend the validity period of the state of health emergency throughout the country until June 30, as part of efforts to combat the outbreak of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
The official spokesman of the Moroccan government, Mustapha Baitas, said – during a press conference after the cabinet meeting today, according to the Moroccan News Agency – that the Council of Government approved a draft decree on extending the validity period of the state of health emergency in all parts of Morocco to confront the outbreak of the Corona virus (Covid-19). ).
Paytas explained that the draft decree, which was presented by the Moroccan Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, aims to extend the period of validity of the state of health emergency throughout Morocco, from Tuesday, May 31, at six o’clock in the evening, until Thursday, June 30, at six o’clock in the evening. This is in order for the public authorities to continue to take appropriate measures and measures to ensure effectiveness and efficacy in limiting the spread of the (Covid-19) pandemic.
It is noteworthy that the technical staff of the first football team in Al-Ahly Club decided to close the team’s training in front of the media, starting today, Thursday, until the date of the African Champions League final match against Moroccan Wydad, which is scheduled to be held next Monday evening.
The technical staff notified the media mission accompanying the club to communicate with the media wishing to attend the training and inform them of the decision of the technical staff, in order to maintain the players’ focus before facing the upcoming Wydad match.
Al-Ahly will meet Moroccan Wydad at nine in the evening next Monday at the Mohammed V complex in Casablanca, where Al-Ahly seeks to preserve the African Champions League title, and win the championship for the eleventh time in its history and the third in a row.