Keywords: ANAPEC
The Minister of Economic Inclusion emphasized that short-term training is crucial for equipping rural job seekers with practical skills. Morocco’s government is preparing to launch a new initiative aimed at addressing unemployment in rural areas, with an allocation of MAD 1 billion ($100 million)......
Morocco's economic landscape faces significant challenges as Employment Minister Younes Sekkouri addressed the pressing issue of unemployment, which has reached 21%, during a recent parliamentary session. The situation is particularly concerning given that approximately 900,000 people—two-thirds......
Morocco's government has launched an ambitious MAD 14 billion ($1.3 billion) initiative to address unemployment challenges, with a particular focus on creating opportunities for young job seekers without formal qualifications. The comprehensive strategy, announced by Economic Inclusion Minister Younes......
The Moroccan government has unveiled a new employment plan aimed at tackling the country's unemployment crisis, with a particular focus on the youth demographic. The initiative was introduced by the Minister for Economic Inclusion, Small Businesses, Employment, and Skills, during a recent conference......
During the oral question session at the House of Representatives, Younes Sekkouri, Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment, and Skills, provided an illuminating update on the significant impact of the "Awrach" program. This initiative has successfully facilitated the inclusion......
The ties that bind Morocco and Spain extend beyond geographical proximity, reflecting a flourishing partnership built on shared Mediterranean heritage and driven by mutual economic and strategic interests. At the heart of this dynamic relationship is a thriving agricultural cooperation that serves as......
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