Morocco launches digital platforms for reporting medicine side effects
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The Moroccan Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AMMPS) launched two digital platforms, VigiMobile and VigiUp, in Rabat to monitor health products.
These tools allow citizens and healthcare professionals to report adverse reactions to vaccines and medicines more easily. The agency introduced these platforms as part of the international Med Safety Week 2026 campaign. The Ministry of Health and Social Protection says the new tools aim to modernize the national health system and improve the speed of information processing.
Minister Youns Bjijou stated that the goal of this digital transformation is to make procedures simpler for users and help institutions identify and respond to risks faster. The agency intends for these platforms to foster a culture of reporting and better coordination between national and regional stakeholders. Samir Ahid, the Director General of the AMMPS, explained that medication safety requires continuous monitoring beyond the initial market authorization.
The agency is also running a nationwide awareness program during Med Safety Week to educate university students and healthcare workers on the importance of identifying and reporting patient risks.
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