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Questions about the role of urban planning in the management of the Covid-19 pandemic

The problem of informal urban fabrics has been in the news for a long time, but today more than yesterday, in view of the current health crisis, these human settlements deserve to be looked at with all the necessary acuity, says Iman Meriem Ben ki

MANAGEMENT OF COVID-19: Contributions of Modelling and Numerical Simulation to Decision-Making

The analysis of a pandemic as complex as Covid-19 requires the input of several scientific and social disciplines: Knowledge of the topic itself (epidemiological sciences, medicine, biology, virology, etc.); Biomedical technology for analyses, mea

Digital and pandemic management: Societal and legal challenges of the "Wiqaytna" application

Tout en incitant des secteurs comme l’enseignement à se mettre au diapason pour assurer une continuité pendant la période du confinement, cette technologie s’impose encore une fois aujourd’hui avec le déconfinement, tel un leitmotiv principal pour

Students and covid-19: what outlook for the future?

How do students from our country relate to Covid-19? What representations do they make of this crisis in its complexity and its different dimensions? How do they envisage going beyond it? And how do they see the development of Morocco in the light

Sustainable development: "The pandemic calls for setting the record straight"

What about sustainable development during the Covid-19 pandemic? This is the question raised by Soumia Guennoun, professor-researcher at the Euromed University of Fez, for whom "the international community has been caught off guard by the current

Interview avec Prof. Mostapha Bousmina - The Business Year

The Business Year s'entretient avec Pr. Mostapha Bousmina, Président de l'Université Euromed de Fès, autour de la pandémie du coronavirus. 

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Humanitarian action and social disruptions in the era of SARS-CoV-2

The current situation in certain poor countries or countries in the grip of conflicts of all kinds highlights a reflection carried out almost 20 years ago by Professor Jacques Forster, then vice-president of the ICRC (International Committee of th