Healthcare Reform in Morocco: Progress and Key Challenges
Healthcare Reform in Morocco: Progress and Key Challenges While Morocco’s healthcare system continues to face intense pressures—territorial disparities, shortages of human resources,…
Reinventing Primary Care: Challenges and Opportunities for Morocco
Reinventing Primary Care: Challenges and Opportunities for Morocco On July 11, 2025, the Minister of Health and Social Protection, Amine Tahraoui, inaugurated…
DIGITAL REVOLUTION AND UNIVERSALIZATION OF AMO: THE MOROCCAN MODEL
DIGITAL REVOLUTION AND UNIVERSALIZATION OF AMO: THE MOROCCAN MODEL The generalization of Compulsory Health Insurance (AMO) in Morocco represents one of the…
Empowering Health: The Marrakech Declaration’s Vision for a Resilient Africa
Empowering Health: The Marrakech Declaration’s Vision for a Resilient Africa After the 2nd African and 1st South-South Health Harm Reduction Conference held…
Vitavox Institute unveils its action plan to prominent international healthcare stakeholders at the H20 Summit held on June 21-22 at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva.
Vitavox Institute unveils its action plan to prominent international healthcare stakeholders at the H20 Summit held on June 21-22 at the United…
Tax Reform in Morocco: What Impact on Medication Accessibility in 2024?
Tax Reform in Morocco: What Impact on Medication Accessibility in 2024? The 2024 Finance Bill proposes a significant measure: the expansion of…
Vaccination in Morocco, a positive assessment and challenges to be met
Morocco is celebrating this week, from April 24 to 28, 2023, World Vaccination Week like many countries around the world. This year,…
ART AT THE SERVICE OF HEALTH – conference of the Dar Zhor association with the support of Vitavox Institute
The Dar Zhor association, dedicated to the support and well-being of cancer patients, with the support of Vitavox Institute organized a meeting…
Workshop on Female Cancers organized by the Association Les Amis du Ruban Rose and Vitavox Institute
In Morocco, cancer affects more than 30,000 women each year and nearly 15,000 end up losing the fight against the disease. These…