This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Ahmed Al-Musaed
The Moroccan Business Authority organized, Friday evening, November 29, in the city of Oujda, a regional conference on the theme “The economic map of the Eastern region… investment opportunities and investment programs support for businesses”, in the presence of entrepreneurs, project leaders, owners of emerging businesses and representatives of private sector institutions and public administrations.
According to a report from the Moroccan Business Authority, a copy of which was received by Heba Press, the choice of the Eastern region as a new communications station was based on the principles of the Moroccan Business Authority to cover all regions of the Kingdom, as well as its awareness that the eastern region will, in the next 10 years, be one of the economically promising and attractive regions for employment opportunities, taking into account the progress of the work on the port of Nador, in the western Mediterranean, launched by His Majesty. King Mohammed VI in 2010, Preparation work has reached an advanced stage, according to the latest press release from Nizar Baraka, Minister of Equipment and Water.
The authority registered the report adding that the employment and business creation indicators are very low, which requires redoubled efforts of the public authorities of the Eastern Regional Council and the rest of the actors involved to diagnose the situation and propose appropriate solutions for the identity, culture and privacy of the Eastern region, whose popularity was previously based on the activities of the border economy and the unorganized sector, which requires adopting an approach participatory with private actors to find ways encouraging to integrate into the new economic model called. for His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
The same press release adds: “Secondly, the State’s approach to opening trades and skills cities must be accompanied by supervision from the Moroccan Business Authority, to train young graduates, men and women. women, on the possibility of accessing an economic legal status”, whether personal or moral, and then the importance of support workshops emerges. and addiction. »
The communication meetings organized by the Authority, like this conference, seek to address a general problem, represented by the absence of entrepreneurial culture and the creation of professional behaviors, in education and professional training programs. . We, as entrepreneurs, meet generations of people. graduates who do not have the necessary elements for integration into the job market. It is not possible to create a personal project and develop it as an added economic value, while contributing to the development of the country.
In this context, the Moroccan Business Authority raised during the conference the need to review the conditions for benefiting from financing and support programs intended for very emerging companies and small businesses, in a manner adapted to their material and procedural issues related to documents and administrative procedures. .
In this context, Rachid Al-Wardighi, president of the Moroccan Business Authority, recommended the need to provide facilities for access to real estate mobilized by the State, because large companies benefit from facilities and access to qualified and equipped industrial and service areas. In this regard, we call on the government to generalize the experience of the Technoparc and to increase the establishment of… Business incubators, in all cities and regions of the Kingdom.
The head of the Moroccan Business Authority also recommended that small businesses benefit from the continuing training program. As we know, each company and business that contributes to the Vocational Training and Employment Promotion Office through monthly contributions to the National Social Security Fund receives an allowance. financial percentage for the training of employees and employers, but this program faces complex procedures and procedures.
Rachid Al-Wardighi sent a petition to the Prime Minister, calling for the need to adopt public policies that reflect the high royal directives contained in the recommendations of the development model, which are to make the economy multi-activity and competitive, and based on a dense network of companies.
“Finally, to achieve these objectives, it is necessary that all actors, government and civil society, contribute to the development of the capacities of human capital with the aim of giving it the skills and abilities which allow active groups in particular to be independent by taking the initiative to realize personal ambitions, adapt to circumstances and meet challenges and persevere despite failures and constraints,” the report concludes.
