Morocco Education Sector Research Highlights

Interview

Amine Benabderrazik, President, Association of Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies in Morocco (Les Entreprises du Médicament au Maroc, LEMM): Interview
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Interview:Amine Benabderrazik What steps could be taken to successfully boost local production of pharmaceuticals? AMINE BENABDERRAZIK: Around 80% of medicines – both originals or generics – commercialised today in the Moroccan private market are manufactured locally. This is one of the highest local manufacturing rates in the region, and makes Morocco a good model for countries that want…

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High health budget in Morocco drives investment in pharmaceuticals and private health facilities
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Morocco has made steady progress on Santé 2025, the quadrennial national strategy for improvement of the country’s health care sector. The kingdom recently inaugurated a number of new public health facilities and is approaching universal health coverage as it extends insurance schemes to self-employed workers and other segments of the population. The private sector has also made significant…

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Morocco's health tech start-ups harness power of digital revolution
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With demand for health care on the rise across the developing world and many governments struggling to keep pace with the changing needs of their populations, a new generation of health tech start-ups is entering the market. Harnessing the possibilities brought about by the digital revolution – notably the expansion of mobile phone penetration, but also emerging disruptive technologies such…

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New framework law in Morocco aims to increase quality and accessibility of education
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In August 2019 the Parliament approved a longawaited education framework law which aims to increase the quality and accessibility of the education system. The new law, officially known as framework law 51.17, puts into motion proposals recommended in its 15-year plan for the education sector, which runs from 2015 to 2030, and includes the recruitment and training of 200,000 new teachers. The…

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Global migration patterns bring challenges and opportunities for the developing world
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As the world’s nations and businesses become increasingly interconnected, so too does the flow of global migration. According to the OECD’s “International Migration Outlook 2018”, in 2017 some 258m people resided in a country other than the one they were born in, and over 5m foreign-born persons were permanently settled in OECD countries. This flow of people not only brings benefits…

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The Report: Morocco 2020: Health & Education
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Morocco’s growing insured population and middle class is likely to incentivise additional investment in private health facilities and pharmaceutical production units. At the same time, the government has demonstrated progress in meeting goals set by Santé 25, which is likely to continue given the increase in the Ministry of Health budget in 2020. However, the public health sector will likely continue…

Country Report

The Report: Morocco 2020
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Morocco is often described as the gateway to Africa, an apt description given its proximity to Europe and its geographic location at the north-eastern tip of the continent. At its narrowest, the Strait of Gibraltar separates Point Cires in Morocco from Point Marroquí in Spain by 13 km. The country is neighboured by Algeria to the east and Mauritania to the south. At home, Morocco has identified

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Rising costs and advancing medical technology shape the global health care sector
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Rising health care costs, ageing populations and changing lifestyles in emerging economies are stoking demand for medical technology (medtech) solutions. These entail not only smart devices that monitor and transmit biometric data, but any technologies that support care delivery. While these initiatives are happening globally, there are significant differences in the speed and scale of adoption…

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Ahmed Benyahia, CEO, Holding Générale de l’Education: Interview
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Interview:Ahmed Benyahia What characterises the relationship between the private and public education sectors? AHMED BENYAHIA: Since 1995 we have seen a huge shift in the number of students entering private schools, from approximately 7% in 1995 to 17% in 2018, an increase of roughly 1m. This is largely a response to deficiencies in the public education system. Realistically, both sectors would…

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Morocco to recruit and train more teachers
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Basic education indicators such as school attendance and literacy rates are rising in Morocco, particularly for higher education, where attendance has rapidly accelerated in recent times and is set to rise further as the government expands eligibility. The authorities are stepping up investment in the sector, with plans for increased spending, better infrastructure and the establishment of…

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Morocco Education Sector Research Highlights

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