The cooperation program of Morocco 2024-2029 was introduced during a ceremony in Wilaya in the region in the Oriental region. A memorandum of understanding in relation to the implementation of this program was signed by the Wilaya of the Oriental, the regional council of the Oriental and the Belgian development agency (enabel). It seals the partnership framework for the implementation of this structuring program to support the economic inclusion and the promotion of decent work.
This ceremony, which took place in the presence of the Wali of the Oriental region, Governor of the Prefecture Oujda-Angad, to the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Belgium to Morocco, the President of the Regional Council and the Director, followed the first meeting of the regional Technical Committee (Cotech), a concert area to ensure the guarantee of the Coordination and surgical monitoring of the program at territorial level is responsible between all local actors involved.
The Cooperation Program 2024-2029 is from Enabel in Morocco in cooperation with the Ministry of Economic integration, the small company, employment and skills, the ANAPEC as well as the ANAPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as the ANAPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as The ANPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as the ANPEC as well as the Ministry of Economic In addition to international partners (including), Belgian and Moroccans, who work on sectoral and territorial levels, implemented integration.
The program revolves around two main axes, with the first to support economic integration by improving the offer of vocational training, supporting wages or entrepreneurship and strengthening institutional coordination. The second axis in connection with the support of the promotion of decent work is aimed at promoting work standards and rights, improving access to social protection, support for social dialogue and research research on development measures to decent work. This program is aimed mainly at young people between the ages of 18 and 35 and women with a special focus on endangered population groups, far from the labor market.
