The House of Representatives on Monday adopted Bill 51.25, which expands employment-integration programs to include people without diplomas. Approved by a majority, the bill received 89 votes in favor, none against, and 15 abstentions. In particular, it makes it possible to shorten the duration of training-to-employment programs and broaden state incentives.
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.
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