The project for the generalization of social protection, recently launched by HM King Mohammed VI, is a new milestone in building modern Morocco, according to Peruvian international relations expert Ricardo Sanchez Serra.
The generalization of social protection to new sections of society will help strengthen “the building of a modern society” and will consolidate Morocco as “a model for other countries, Serra told MAP, noting that this is a project that turns the Kingdom into an African leader in social protection.
Through this initiative, he added, HM the King once again affirms his “concern to protect Moroccans, to move forward on the path of prosperity and to improve the quality of life of his people”.
These are “laudable” efforts that reinforce the stability enjoyed by Morocco in the region, the expert pointed out.
The royal project is a “pioneering initiative”, especially since it intervenes in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, thus consolidating “the confidence of Moroccans in a better future”, he said.
The generalization of social protection comes on top of several social projects launched by the Sovereign since his accession to the Throne, Serra recalled.
This Royal project, which will initially benefit farmers, craftsmen and professionals, traders and independent service providers subject to the unified professional contribution scheme (CPU), the auto-entrepreneur scheme or the accounting scheme, will be extended, in a second phase, to other categories with a view to ensuring the effective generalization of social protection to all citizens.
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