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.
Moroccan women are living longer and becoming more educated, yet they remain underrepresented in the labor market and decision-making roles. The latest HCP report shows persistent gender gaps in employment, income, and access to education, particularly in rural areas.
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