The Minister of Economy and Finance, Mrs. Nadia FETTAH, took part on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at the Policy Center for the New South at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) in Rabat, in the launch event of two reports by the World Bank Group (WBG) entitled “Growth and Employment in Morocco” and “Private Sector Diagnostic.”
These two reports are part of the analytical work carried out by the WBG in support of the structural and sectoral reforms undertaken by the Kingdom of Morocco, under the enlightened leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, to strengthen the foundations of sustainable and inclusive growth, with strong job creation potential and driven by a dynamic private sector.
The first report, titled “Growth and Employment in Morocco,” analyzes the factors contributing to value creation and the preservation of macroeconomic balances, by examining the impact of this growth on job creation, both in terms of quantity and expected quality.
The second report, entitled “Private Sector Diagnostic,” provides an in-depth assessment of the private sector in Morocco, highlighting high value-added sectors in terms of attracting private investment and generating sustainable employment.
During her address at the event, Mrs. FETTAH emphasized that the two reports address key priorities for the Moroccan economy, particularly in transforming challenges related to accelerating growth, informality, youth and women’s employment, and private sector financing into opportunities that translate into improved productivity, inclusion, and shared prosperity.
The Minister also recalled that the WBG’s analytical work helps inform policymaking and prioritize actions, particularly around promoting private investment, strengthening human capital, and advancing the climate transition.