Daily Press Review - Wednesday, January 10, 2024
L'OPINION
Education: Despite Deputies' Doubts, Benmoussa Promises a Successful Year
Persistent doubts surround the effectiveness of the government's approach to salvaging the school year since the resumption of classes. The Minister of Education, Chakib Benmoussa, responded by emphasizing five key areas, including extending the school year and enhancing pedagogical efficiency. Concerns persist, especially in the private sector unaffected by strikes, but the minister assures that free and distance learning support mechanisms will be available.
LIBERATION
Agricultural Activity Slows Down
In the fourth quarter of 2023, agricultural activity slowed, with a 5.2% growth in agricultural value added, down from the 6.9% in the first quarter. Vegetable and fruit crops were affected by water deficits and high temperatures. The Ministry of Agriculture aims for an increase in citrus harvest and emphasizes the need for an upgrade to enhance competitiveness.
Les Inspirations Eco
Textile: Morocco, 3rd Supplier to Europe
With a minimum wage of $307, the Moroccan textile sector is the third-largest supplier of clothing to the European Union. A study recommends moving upmarket by focusing on the mid-to-high-end segment to improve the competitiveness of businesses.
LE MATIN DU SAHARA
AFCON 2023: Atlas Lions Settle in San Pedro
Morocco's national team continues its preparation for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in Côte d'Ivoire. The Atlas Lions, based in San Pedro, are intensively preparing for their first match against Tanzania on January 17.
AUJOURD'HUI LE MAROC
Violence Against Women: An Incurable Pathology
A column highlights the extent of violence against women in Morocco despite Law 103-13. In 2021, 61,388 cases of violence were recorded, but administrative and legal obstacles persist. A report by Mobilizing for Right Associate (MRA) sheds light on constraints and obstacles to law enforcement, emphasizing the urgency of criminalizing extramarital relationships.
AL BAYANE
Tamwilcom Unveils the 12 SAPs Selected for the 3rd Edition of the "Innov Invest Fund"
Tamwilcom has revealed the twelve Partner Support Structures (SAP) chosen for the 3rd edition of the "Innov Invest Fund" (FII). This selection facilitates the deployment of new financing options for startups, including Tech Start and Tech Boost. The selected SAPs will receive technical assistance based on their performance. The "Innov Invest Fund" aims to improve access to funding for innovative startups, with the support of the World Bank.