Morocco’s King Mohammed VI called on Friday for the newly formed government to launch of next-generation projects and reforms, part of the country’s development model.
He spoke in the opening of the legislative year on Friday, tasking the government with three dimensions, including “ the actual implementation of the development model, and the launch of an integrated set of next-generation projects and reforms.”
“I hope this legislative term will be the starting point for this proactive, ambitious plan, which reflects Moroccans’ collective genius,” he said.
The development model charts a national ambition and proposes a “credible and achievable path of change,” said the Special Commission on the Development Model (CSMD) in a summary of the report.
The King boasted his country’s achievements during a period marked by market fluctuations amid Covid-19. He cited that “the inflation rate has been kept under control – at 1% – which is significantly lower than the high inflation rates seen in a number of countries in the region.”
He also mentioned that “the growth rate is expected to exceed 5.5% in 2021 – a rate which we have not seen in many years and which is among the highest at regional and continental levels. During the current year, the agricultural sector is set to achieve remarkable growth – an increase of more than 17% – thanks to efforts to modernize the sector and also thanks to this year’s good harvest.”
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