Morocco vaccination checks?

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We're due to fly to Morocco later this month and we're all ok to fly under the Moroccan guidelines except for DD15.
She either needs the first 2 vaccinations or a negative PCR. She's had her first shot and is due the second one 4 days before we fly. We're going to bring her for a PCR (has to be done within 72 hours of flying) as well in the hopes that it's negative.
My question is: if the PCR comes back positive from the vaccine, does anyone know if her certificate will be accepted? In trying to find out when the cert becomes valid, we've had answers of everything from 48 hours to 14 days 🙄
If you flew to Morocco recently, how carefully did they check everything?

It's 14 days for Morocco.

They are very careful in checking at the airport in Morocco but you biggest problem will be the airline when you travel out. They are very careful and will turn you away if things are not in order

I don't think the vaccine effects a PCR? Surely if it's positive, it means she has covid rather than from the vaccine because it's not a live vaccine.

Not sure if it’s the same but I have just flown to/from Tunisia, our covid passports were checked thoroughly at the British airport on the way out.

(nothing on the way back)

Thanks, 14 days is what I dreaded hearing but it is what it is! My only concern about the PCR is that she had covid before and only had the symptom of no smell, absolutely no other symptoms at all so I think I'm a little paranoid that if she gets it at some stage between now and then and is asymptomatic, the PCR will be positive...Covid is absolutely rampant here at the moment

We flew to Morocco last week. No one checked our paperwork on the flight out but it was checked carefully on arrival at Marrakech airport.