Heba Press
The Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, Younes Skouri, and the Mauritanian Minister of Vocational Training, Crafts and Crafts, Mohamed Maa El Ainine Ould Ayeh, held Wednesday in Rabat talks focused on strengthening the modalities of cooperation between the two countries in the field of professional training.
This meeting is part of the exploration of concrete and concrete models to promote bilateral cooperation in the field of vocational training, which is of great importance in both countries, in particular through the framework agreement signed between both parties in 2022.
In this regard, Skouri stressed that the discussions aim to deepen reflection on important issues to determine the requirements of the labor market in the two countries, and to inform the Mauritanian part of engineering of the quality training offered by the cities. Moroccan trades and skills.
Skouri added, in a press statement, that Morocco will share, within the framework of this partnership, the pioneering Moroccan experience in the field of training within private companies, and will offer professional training opportunities to youth. Mauritanian in Morocco through the allocation of subsidies.
For his part, Ould Ayeh expressed his country’s desire to know the “pioneering” experience of the Kingdom of Morocco in the field of professional training, given its central role in the integration of young people into the economic fabric and social through the creation of employment opportunities.
He stressed that Mauritania also aspires to draw inspiration from the experience of trade and skills cities, and the Moroccan model in terms of systems governance, management and rehabilitation of institutions.
It should be noted that the two countries had signed, as part of the eighth session of the Moroccan-Mauritanian Joint Higher Committee in 2022, a framework cooperation agreement in the field of vocational training, which aims to concentrate cooperation programs covered by this agreement relating to the institutional diagnosis of organizations in the vocational training sector, in particular the Technical and Vocational Training Fund, with a view to jointly developing an executive plan aimed at improving services for Mauritanian companies.
