Walili Group Contributes with 2 Mln to the Coronavirus Pandemic Management Fund

Walili Group Contributes with 2 Mln to the Coronavirus Pandemic Management Fund
Friday 3 April 2020 - 21:39

The Walili real estate group announced Thursday a contribution of 2 million dirhams to the Special Fund for the Management of the Coronavirus Pandemic, as part of national solidarity initiated by HM King Mohammed VI.

Walili has also decided to carry out a campaign to hand out foodstuff to vulnerable families in Casablanca in addition to its contribution to the Special Fund, the group said a release.

“We fully support the solidarity spirit initiated by HM the King by making our contribution to the Special Fund to fight against Covid-19”, president of the Walili Group, Driss Nokta, pointed out in the release.

Several public and private companies, national institutions and professions have announced their contributions into the Fund, which is intended to cover the costs of upgrading medical equipment, in terms of suitable infrastructure and additional means to be acquired, urgently, to treat in good conditions people who are infected with the virus.

It is also dedicated to supporting the national economy through several measures that will be proposed by the government.

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