Moroccan Doctors Strike Against Recurring Issues, COVID-19 Doesn’t Help

November 28, 2020 Analysis and Opinion Morocco Morocco World News Article/Blog post by John Schellhase

“Moroccan doctors have long fought for better-quality facilities, technology, wages, and working conditions. Protests have recurred year after year with similar demands every time, but there are also far fewer doctors in the nation than needed, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.”

More analysis from COVID-19 Africa Watch:

Interview with Megan McDonald: COVID-19, African Capital Markets, and What Lies Ahead
Interview: CBK Governor Dr. Patrick Njoroge on Kenya’s Priorities for Economic Resilience and Sustainability
Strive Masiyiwa: “How can I say science has delivered a miracle to people who are dying?”
A Global Warning System: Mobilizing Surveillance for Emerging Pathogens

COVID-19 Africa Watch tracks major developments and policy announcements from across the continent and also offers a curated selection of analysis on how the pandemic will impact African economies and development efforts. The site is a project of the Milken Institute’s Global Market Development Practice.

Explore Data & Charts Read the Latest News Track African Policy Decisions Subscribe

Moroccan Doctors Strike Against Recurring Issues, COVID-19 Doesn’t Help

More analysis from COVID-19 Africa Watch:

Share:

Explore

Engage

Get Updates

You might also like

More analysis from COVID-19 Africa Watch:

Share:

Explore

Engage

Get Updates