Keywords: CNSS
Millions of Moroccan workers remain excluded from the national social security system, causing significant economic and social challenges. Hicham Sabri, the Secretary of Employment, highlighted the issue during a parliamentary session, revealing that the country loses approximately MAD 5 billion ($500......
In a recent critical assessment, the Financial Stability Report highlights pressing issues within Morocco's pension sector, necessitating urgent reforms to ensure its future viability. The report, a collaborative effort by Morocco’s central bank Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM), the Moroccan Capital Market......
In a significant development, the Minister of Economic Inclusion, Younes Sekkouri, has announced that graduates from professional training programs in Morocco are experiencing an impressive 90% integration rate into the job market. This revelation came during a recent interrogatory session at the House......
In a sobering revelation, the Democratic Labor Organization (ODT) has shed light on the staggering human cost of workplace hazards in Morocco. According to the organization's findings, unveiled on the occasion of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work (April 28), more than 2,000 lives are tragically......
Morocco's long-awaited mid-term government report has delivered an in-depth analysis of achievements and ongoing challenges. Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch's address to the bicameral parliament on Wednesday outlined the administration's priorities, presenting a comprehensive overview of Morocco's......
The National Social Security Fund (CNSS) announced on Wednesday the commencement of registration for the "ACHAMIL AMO" healthcare program, thereby extending coverage to individuals without income or employment. This initiative aligns with the provisions outlined in Law 60.22, which afford uninsured......
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