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Aurore Bergé: “Morocco has made professional parity a lever for economic transformation”

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This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:

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Morocco has made professional parity a lever for economic and social transformation, said the French Minister responsible for equality between women and men and the fight against discrimination, Aurore Bergé on Tuesday in Casablanca.

During her visit to the industrial site of Safran Nacelles Maroc, the minister praised the exemplary of the Moroccan aeronautical industry in terms of professional parity, highlighting the quality of Franco-Moroccan cooperation in this strategic sector.

It emphasized the parity observed in the engineering professions, with an equitable distribution between women and men, including within executives and management committees.

The Minister considered this reality as a powerful lever of economic and social transformation, believing that this model deserves to be studied to accelerate the dynamics of equality in France, especially in scientific, technological and industrial sectors.

Ms. Bergé then visited the Institute of Aeronautical Trades (IMA), a referral training center in the sector, where she said she was particularly impressed by the cooperation model between public and private sector developed within the IMA.

It praised the Institut’s ability to effectively respond to the real needs of the market, massively forming the trades in tension, with particular attention paid to equal opportunities.

For his part, the director general of the IMA, Raphaël Samson said that women today represent 40 % of the workforce in training, and that their integration into management and management functions constitutes a strategic axis to support the growth of the aeronautical sector in Morocco.

In this sense, he recalled that women have their place in the industry, and that it is the skills that take precedence, both during the IMA entrance exams and during the industrial recruitment processes.

This meeting is part of the three -day working visit to Ms. Bergé in Morocco, dedicated to strengthening bilateral cooperation and the deepening of the bonds of friendship between the two countries, among other things, economic, social and political issues.

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