Morocco decided on Friday to adapt year-long daylight saving time. The decision was taken only a few days after announcing that the practice will end in winter. For experts this change is to affect Moroccan’s health and well-being.
Data provided by the State of Global Air report on air pollution in Morocco is quite positive when compared to other MENA region countries.
According to the International Diabetes Federation’s recent statistics, Morocco is severely touched by diabetes. The numbers published on the Federation’s website indicate that 1.6 million Moroccans suffer from the disease. To generate awareness about it, the kingdom’s capital hosted last Saturday “Premix Summit”, around 250 experts reunited to exchange expertise and help with the management of the chronic disease.