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Masques pour tous et revenu minimum : La riposte du Maroc face au Covid-19
Authors
Karim El Aynaoui
April 27, 2020
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Economy
Society
Health
Africa
Maghreb

Avec moins de 200 décès à ce jour, le Maroc a su enrayer l’épidémie de Covid-19. Mais le pays redoute une explosion de la pauvreté. Pour Karim El Aynaoui, président du Policy Center for the New South, il est essentiel de repenser l’économie marocaine.

Bientôt deux mois après le premier cas déclaré de Covid-19, diagnostiqué le 4 mars, le Maroc est parvenu en grande partie à conjurer la menace sanitaire. Sur les presque 21 000 tests faits au 23 avril, il compte ainsi 17 295 cas négatifs, 3537 positifs, pour 163 décès et 430 guérisons. Le taux de létalité du Covid-19 au Maroc, troisième pays le plus touché d’Afrique après l’Égypte et l’Algérie, se situe aujourd’hui à 4,9 %, contre 2,2 % en Allemagne, 12,8 % en Italie et 14,6 % en France.

L’intégralité du texte est disponible sur Ideas4development : https://ideas4development.org/riposte-maroc-covid-19/

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