Morocco reaffirms commitment to protect mothers from violence at UN

Moroccans still favor men over women when jobs are scarce

Moroccans largely support gender equality, but significant gaps remain when it comes to jobs, economic rights and political participation. A new Afrobarometer survey shows that workplace inequality is now viewed as the most pressing issue facing women in the kingdom.

Morocco drawn against Germany, Argentina and New Zealand at FIFA U17 Womens World Cup

Low female employment and informality threaten Morocco’s social protection goals

Morocco’s low female labor participation, widespread informal employment, and rapidly aging population are putting growing pressure on the sustainability of pensions and social protection systems, according to a new HCP report. The study argues that extending social coverage alone will not be enough without deeper reforms aimed at expanding formal employment and increasing women’s participation in the economy.

Morocco: Unemployment hits 10.8% in Q1 2026, youth most affected

Inauguration of central unit in Rabat to support women victims of violence

Moroccan named best female entrepreneur in Belgian city of Mechelen

Why women’s unemployment keeps rising despite integration efforts

Over the past year, the unemployment rate among women rose sharply by 1.1 percentage points, reaching 20.5% in 2025. These figures from the HCP are particularly alarming, as they confirm a sustained and unprecedented upward trend, despite numerous public initiatives launched over the years to curb it.

Morocco's House of Representatives adopts bill to reform Adoul profession

AfDB launches PAFE-Emplois to boost entrepreneurship and job creation in Morocco