Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita and the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Morocco Nathalie Foster, signed today in Rabat, the United Nations Framework for Cooperation for Sustainable Development 2023-2027.
The United Nations Framework for Cooperation for Sustainable Development is the reference tool for planning and following up the programming of the activities of the United Nations development system in Morocco to achieve the goals of sustainable development in the 2030 horizon.
“This framework represents a new generation of inter-cooperation with the United Nations,” said Bourita, expressing the Kingdom’s support for the reforms undertaken by the Secretary-General of the United Nations in the field of sustainable development.
“The axes of this framework are in line with the objectives of the new development model,” Bourita added, in a speech delivered on the occasion before a number of officials at the ministry’s headquarters, stressing that “Morocco is ready to cooperate with the United Nations and transfer its experiences to other countries.”
And the government official stated that “Morocco is on the right track to achieve the goals of sustainable development, and a new road map has been formulated to define areas for targeting,” noting that “there are new approaches and innovative solutions that are in line with the current situation.”
And he considered that “Morocco devised a cooperative policy centered on the African continent that had an impact on security and peace in the region,” expressing the Kingdom’s willingness to share its experiences in the fields of sustainable development with African countries.
For her part, the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Morocco, Nathalie Foster, said, “The preparation of the United Nations Framework for Sustainable Development 2023-2027 was carried out in partnership with the Moroccan government, and is based on four strategic axes that are in line with the transformative goals of Morocco’s new development model and with the goals of sustainable development.”
In her speech, she added, “This framework is based on four main axes: comprehensive and sustainable economic transformation, human capital development, inclusion and social protection, governance, resilience, and local development.”
The UN official stressed that “the United Nations framework for sustainable development is not only a slogan, but also represents a road map to support Morocco’s path to achieving sustainable development in the country that responds to the needs of citizens.”
The official stated that “the axes of this framework are in line with the goals of the new development model,” stressing the United Nations’ partnership with Morocco.
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