Keywords: International Labour Organization
Morocco's Parliament has taken a significant step forward in labor legislation by approving draft law No. 97.15, which establishes new conditions and procedures for exercising strike rights. The Lower House passed the legislation with 84 votes in favor and 20 against, marking a substantial revision......
The Chamber of Representatives has approved a significant legislative measure, the Organic Bill No. 97.15, defining the conditions and modalities for exercising the right to strike. The bill passed with 84 votes in favor and 20 votes against, with no abstentions. During the legislative session, Minister......
In a landmark event aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and fostering innovation, the Swedish Dialogue Institute for the Middle East and North Africa, in collaboration with the Embassy of Sweden in Rabat and the Swedish Institute (SI), is set to host a prestigious two-day workshop in the Moroccan capital.......
In a significant stride towards bolstering Morocco's collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO), Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch hosted ILO Director-General Gilbert Fossoun Houngbo in Rabat on Tuesday. This pivotal meeting, attended by Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small......
The Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), Gilbert Fossoun Houngbo, has commended Morocco's steadfast commitment to social justice and inclusive growth during his visit to Rabat. His remarks at a press conference on Monday highlighted Morocco's significant achievements......
On monday, Rabat served as the gathering place for parliamentary leaders worldwide, hosting the 8th International Parliamentary Forum on Social Justice at Morocco's House of Councillors. Under the esteemed patronage of King Mohammed VI, this forum convened representatives from governments, international......
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