Health
Morocco has reached a new milestone in the development of robotic surgery training with the graduation of the first cohort from the University Diploma in Robotic Surgery offered by the Mohammed VI Interventional Simulation and Robotic Surgery School (M6-ISRSS). The graduation ceremony took place on......
The health technology sector is emerging as a new area of cooperation between Morocco and Italy, with companies, startups and research stakeholders exploring ways to turn technological expertise into practical healthcare projects. The third edition of LAB Innova Morocco, dedicated to Open Innovation......
Morocco is expanding the international reach of its expertise in the treatment of childhood hearing loss through the NASMAA program, an initiative led by the Lalla Asmaa Foundation that combines cochlear implantation with long-term medical and educational support. The program has increasingly become......
Morocco and the European Union have concluded the third phase of their Health Sector Support Program, known as PASS III, marking the end of a cooperation initiative aimed at strengthening the country’s healthcare system and supporting major structural reforms. The closing ceremony was held in......
Nearly 6.5 million Moroccans are believed to be affected by psychological disorders, including about two million children and young people. In light of this reality, integrating mental health into primary healthcare appears to be an essential lever for quicker identification of disorders and preventing......
Morocco ranks 22nd out of 54 African countries in the 2026 African Health Security Index, recording a score of 42.1 out of 100. The result represents a moderate improvement compared with 2021, when the country's score was 4.3 points lower, but it also highlights significant gaps in healthcare preparedness,......
Morocco has made significant progress in improving child health in recent years, particularly by reducing mortality among children under five. However, challenges remain during the neonatal period, while nutritional deficiencies, overweight, mental health concerns and non-communicable diseases are creating......
A research team led by Moroccan neuroscientist Professor Allal Boutajangout and Professor Thomas Wisniewski at New York University (NYU) has reported a significant advance in Alzheimer's disease research, demonstrating that a blood test could identify biological signs of the condition up to a decade......
Morocco has strengthened its primary healthcare system with the inauguration of 27 newly rehabilitated and equipped health centers across the regions of Fès-Meknès and Béni Mellal-Khénifra, marking another step in the country's ongoing healthcare reform agenda. The Ministry......
T2S Group Holding has received regulatory approval from Morocco’s Autorité Marocaine du Marché des Capitaux (AMMC) to proceed with its initial public offering (IPO) on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, paving the way for one of the country's significant healthcare technology listings......
Morocco-based pharmaceutical group Laprophan has completed the acquisition of Swiss company Rivopharm, marking a significant milestone in its international expansion strategy and strengthening its presence in the European pharmaceutical market. Rivopharm is a specialist pharmaceutical company focused......
The Mohammed VI University Hospital Center (CHU) in Agadir has achieved a significant medical milestone with the successful completion of its first radiofrequency ablation procedure for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma, the most common form of primary liver cancer. The intervention was carried......
A proposed amendment to Morocco’s pharmaceutical law has sparked strong opposition from stakeholders in the food supplements sector, who warn it could significantly reshape the national market. Adopted in first reading by the House of Representatives in early June 2026, the amendment to Law 17-04......
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