In a recent visit to Rabat, Gilbert F. Houngbo, Director-General of the International Labour Organization (ILO), lauded Morocco as a beacon of success in achieving universal health coverage, extending its benefits to all citizens, including those in the informal sector.
During discussions with Khalid Aït Taleb, Morocco’s Minister of Health and Social Protection, Houngbo expressed his admiration for the remarkable strides made in the Moroccan healthcare sector. He attributed these advancements to the visionary leadership of King Mohammed VI.
Highlighting the significance of Morocco’s experience in health and social protection, Houngbo emphasized the importance of sharing this knowledge with other nations. He called for leveraging Morocco’s expertise to bolster global efforts in these crucial areas.
The ILO Director-General commended Morocco’s commitment to ensuring a dignified life for all its citizens, including those in the informal sector. He expressed optimism for enhanced cooperation between Morocco and the ILO, aiming to further strengthen the country’s healthcare infrastructure and improve services for workers.
Houngbo also held discussions with Aziz Akhannouch, the Head of Government, and Nadia Fettah, Minister of Economy and Finance. These meetings underscored the multifaceted nature of his visit and the shared commitment to advancing social justice and labor rights.
In addition to bilateral discussions, Houngbo participated in a Tripartite High-Level event on the Social State and Social Dialogue, and a High-Level roundtable on Social Justice and Labor Market Transformations. These engagements reflect the ILO’s dedication to fostering inclusive development and equitable access to healthcare worldwide.
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