Heba Press / Rabat
The Moroccan Association of the British Skills Network in London confirmed that the reform of the institutional system responsible for managing the affairs of the Moroccan community abroad, announced by His Majesty King Mohammed VI in the supreme speech on the occasion of the 49th anniversary of the victory The Green March represents an “important” step towards strengthening the participation of community members in economic development in Morocco.
In a statement to the Maghreb Arab Agency, the co-founder of the association, Noureddine Abou Dahaj, indicated that the royal speech highlights the need to develop a “more global” approach in the implementation of the strategy. national in favor of Moroccans residing abroad, in order to ensure “the effective participation of all Moroccans in the development of our country”.
Mr. Abou Dahaj underlined that the Moroccans of the world abroad represent “a great wealth and sometimes an untapped resource”, noting that the Moroccan community abroad is capable of contributing to the doubling of investments and the development of the potential of growth of Morocco, in accordance with the royal vision.
He estimated that His Majesty’s call to simplify and digitalize administrative procedures would have a significant impact on improving the attractiveness of investments in the Kingdom.
In this context, the associative actor stressed that Moroccans residing abroad can be “ambassadors of Morocco”, noting that the royal speech is “a recognition of the patriotism and the efforts of members of the community in the defense of the territorial integrity of the Kingdom.
