The New Development Model, presented to HM the King on May 27, constitutes a “pact to take action”, writes on Monday the pan-African magazine “Jeune Afrique”.
“A complementarity between a strong State and a strong society … This is the organizational doctrine proposed by the Ad-hoc Committee for the New Development Model (CSMD)”, whose President Chakib Benmoussa officially submitted its report to HM King Mohammed VI, underlines “Jeune Afrique”.
While the committee helped shape the aspirations of Moroccans over a common frame of reference for development, its deployment requires that all stakeholders assume more responsibility, the publication notes.
It emphasizes that the report was presented to the Sovereign in the presence of the head of government, the presidents of the main institutions of the Kingdom, in addition to the employers’ body and the leader of political parties, who, in addition to the civil society, are urged to “come together around a development frame of reference and to elaborate the strategic choices in order to materialize a collective project aimed at the clear objectives set in this report”.
“In 2035, Morocco will be a democratic country, where everyone is fully able to take charge of his future and reach his potential, to live in dignity within an open, diverse, just and equitable society. It is a country that creates value, which grows its potential in a sustainable, shared and responsible manner. This is the Morocco of tomorrow wanted by the CSMD”, explains Jeune Afrique.
The report sets about fifteen performance indicators for an assessment of this New development model. It involves, among other things, doubling the GDP per capita ($ 16,000 by 2035) as well as the share of formal employment (80%) and achieving a rate of citizen satisfaction with public services of 80%, explains the pan-African magazine.
“The citizen impact is to be monitored and evaluated for any project of this new model”, Benmoussa told Jeune Afrique.
To achieve such an ambition, the report of the CSMD lays down a “set of broad lines and strategic choices” and presents a financing plan which provides for 4% of the GDP of additional public investments during the initial phase and up to 10% at full speed, adds the magazine.
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