The Delegate Minister in charge of Moroccans Living Abroad (MREs), Nezha El Ouafi, announced the establishment by her department of a national program project to identify Moroccan skills residing abroad, in order to build a bank of Moroccan skills by 2030.
No doubt, the informal trade at the level of Ceuta and Melilla is over, now at the gates of a new era. In an annual report, the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) has registered a well-designed strategy that can facilitate job creation and ensure the development of the regions around the two enclaves.
Between 2000 and 2019, Morocco’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) doubled, reaching over 1,000 billion dirhams. This is what the Minister of Economy indicated in his response, following the interventions of the parliamentary groups and groupings.
In Morocco, variable compensation will be the subject of 2021. At least that’s what Achraf Dahbi, activity director at LMS ORH, claims.
Morocco no longer wants to directly recruit doctorate holders through universities. They will be identified thanks to a national commission.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy, Moulay Hafid Elalamy , says that many jobs have been recovered during the month of July in several sectors, particularly in industry.
Catering professionals are concerned about a possible partial or total re-containment, like the European countries, such as France, Spain and Belgium, which have already been re-contained. A re-containment will once again put the Moroccan economy in jeopardy, according to several analysts.
In Morocco, the increase in import duties of 25%, 30% and since last July 40% has weighed down the turnover of several major brands affiliated with the Moroccan Federation of Network Marketing, which could lead to a huge loss of jobs. Today, the sector is doing very poorly.
Recruitment competitions for 7,858 agents are being organized on Monday, December 28 by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN . They will take place in the various police ranks for the 2020 fiscal year.
The free trade agreement signed in 2004 between Rabat and Ankara has created commercial instability in Morocco and destroyed thousands of jobs. This situation is causing outrage among industrialists, who are now demanding a new agreement.
A businessman in Melilla and 2 of his employees were arrested by the national police, for their alleged involvement in human trafficking and the exploitation of Moroccan and Tunisian nationals, stranded following the closure of the borders.
The Minister of Labor and Professional Integration spoke before the House of Representatives on the social repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic on the employment sector. Mohamed Amekraz said that the 3,610 civil servants who were laid off during the first 9 months of 2020 have returned to their jobs.