Heba Press. Rabat
The “State of the Global Workplace 2024” report showed that Morocco ranks second in the Middle East and North Africa region in terms of the number of people looking to change jobs or actively seeking new job opportunities. employment, this percentage reaching 69%, which reflects the state of dissatisfaction which prevails in the Moroccan working environment.
The report, published by the US Gallup Institute, highlights a range of challenges facing professional and personal life in Morocco, such as levels of life satisfaction, negative feelings and labor market conditions. According to the data, Moroccans experience high levels of stress and anger, as well as low satisfaction with their lives and their future.
The report reveals that 45% of Moroccans suffer from daily stress, placing Morocco ninth in the Middle East and North Africa region in this area. The results also show that 34% of Moroccans experience frequent anger, placing them eighth regionally, indicating daily pressures that can be caused by economic conditions and social difficulties.
Regarding life satisfaction, the report indicates that only 16% of Moroccans consider their lives “prosperous”, a low percentage which reflects a lack of optimism about the future and quality of life in light of current economic conditions. . This index places Morocco thirteenth among countries in the region, reflecting the decline in general satisfaction with quality of life in light of current economic challenges.
