This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
Morocco, in the sense of the rest of the world, celebrates World Vaccination Week during the period between April 21 and 25, 2025, under the slogan: “Our children are as they are, with the pollination of their protectors.”
This week’s commemoration represents an opportunity to recall the importance of vaccination, which is one of the best investments in the health field, a basic element of primary health care and a right to protect the health of children because it guarantees the health security of our country.
For this, the maintenance of high vaccination coverage rate represents the strong loop to avoid the return of serious illnesses which can be avoided with pollination, such as the measles epidemic. This celebration is an opportunity to educate the population and the various actors of the importance of pollinating children and fighting against the surrounding rumors.
It Should be noted that that that to the lofty sponsorship of his majesty king mohammed vi, may God assist Him and support Him, and the news supervision of His Royal Highness Princess Lalla Maryam, Morocco has become one of the leading country at the Level of the Eastern Mediterranean Regionrane Is Committed to Guarantee the right to health for its children in accordance with the requirements of the international convention on the right of the child that our country has ratified in 1993, guaranteeing access to safe and effective pollination. In all Kingdom health centers.
Thanks to the ambitious vaccination policy that has been hampered for decades, the Kingdom of Morocco has managed to control and eliminate many diseases targeted by pollination.
The Ministry of Health and Social Protection ensures the continuous and free availability of vaccines against 12 targeted diseases.
These vaccines are given according to the national pollination table, which is subject to continuous updates to monitor the pace of the epidemiological situation in Morocco and international obligations, and is determined according to the recommendations of the World Health Organization and the National National and Consultative Committee for Illumination.
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