The document mentioned above was posted on magharebnews.com in April, I don't know the actual date but likely to be 29 or 30 April.
FROM 1 MAY
• Gradual implementation of a deconfinement information system and monitoring of quarantines;
• Strengthening of diagnosis and early detection;
• Monitoring the generalization of wearing a mask;
• Authorization from provinces registering less than 10 workers are invited to create a local monitoring committee able to expand the list of authorized activities during the health emergency period;
• Expansion of the list of authorized activities, particularly in small shops and services (take-away, laundries, shoe repair, hairdressing, etc.);
• All ministerial departments prepare codes and guides relating to sanitary conditions recommended by sectoral activities;
• All industrial and service companies that do not welcome the public normal way are invited to prepare a plan of compliance with health rules, transmitted to the competent authorities and which can close establishments in case of non-compliance with the rules.
FROM 20 MAY to 1 JUNE
• Repeal and / or adaptation of the text on health emergency and replacement by a text providing for an additional month restrictions of national and international displacement as well as the possibility that the
Government take by simple decisions all appropriate measures;
• Back to school for all levels involved in qualifying exams (primary certificate, patent, baccalaureate, etc.) with strict measures and continuation for other levels of distance education;
• Organization of competitions with strict or distance rules;
• Transformation of the list of authorized essential activities into a list prohibited commercial activities and services (mainly cafes and on-site restaurant, high-traffic shops) and authorization to all other activities
FROM 1 JUNE TO 1 JULY
Proposal for a new package of measures by the CVE on the basis of a first evaluation of previous measures;
• Launch of the Zakat Fund;
• Resumption of the majority of commercial activities;
• Gradual
reopening of national air, land and rail transport starting with the least affected regions;
• All ministers present stimulus packages for affected sectors
(Note: Operation Marhaba normally starts 15 July each year when Moroccan expats are welcomed back for summer holiday)
FROM 1 JULY
• Launch of a specific support plan for the most affected sectors and aid strategic companies;
• Tabling in Parliament of an amending finance law accompanied by a strategy recovery by public procurement and protective measures;
•
Gradual resumption of international air traffic with control and strict screening of new arrivals;
• Encouragement of national consumption and internal tourism;
• Resumption of demonstrations of less than 50 people;
•
Reopening of cafes and restaurants (on site) respecting distances minimum between clients.
DEPENDING HOW THINGS GO
• Preparation of a post-crisis plan (linked to the development model);
• Return to classes of all levels, schools and universities, if possible from mid-August;
• Gradual return of certain mass gatherings with rules accompanying sanitation;
•
Total reopening of airspace.
Ferries to Spain will depend on the Spanish unlocking more than the Moroccan authorities. I've read elsewhere that Morocco intends to keep the borders with Ceuta and Melilla closed until September, but this might well change, see
https://www.yabiladi.com/articles/de...rontieres.html