Morocco and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OCDE) announced, Thursday, the launch of the second phase of the Morocco Country Programme, which enables the Kingdom to leverage OECD expertise and best practices, strengthen institutions, build capacity for successful policy reforms and align itself to OECD standards.
The announcement was made at the first meeting of the Coordination Committee of the second phase of the Morocco Country Programme.
This meeting was attended by representatives of the Department of the Head of Government and other ministerial departments concerned by this Programme and their correspondents at the OECD.
The meeting was an opportunity to review the results of the first phase of the Country Programme (2015-2018), to draw up an overview of the objectives and projects relating to the second phase of this programme and to work on the modalities of effective coordination between the teams from Morocco and the OECD and the implementation of optimal visibility of the Country Programme.
The second phase of the Morocco Country Programme, which includes 13 projects, lays the foundations for an even more ambitious program of collaboration between Morocco and the OECD.
It should enable Morocco intensify the implementation of the recommendations of the first phase of the Country Programme and respond to other important challenges such as the promotion of investments and the realization of structural reforms that can promote inclusive growth and sustainable.
Morocco is one of four partner economies along with Kazakhstan, Peru and Thailand, to have been selected by the OECD for this bilateral work programme.
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