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Morocco
Morocco has been a member of the International Labour Organisation since 1956. The country receives technical and financial support from the ILO in numerous fields, including for increasing employment opportunities, entrepreneurship training for young people and women, the promotion of International Labour Standards, expanding quality social protection, protecting migrant workers, and combating child labour, among others. ILO activities in the country are coordinated by the ILO Country Office for Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Tunisia, based in Algiers.
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EU and ILO to improve the employability of Youth NEETs in the MENA region
Fifth UfM Trade and Investment Forum
Trade provides economic opportunities, but can this be translated into decent jobs for all?
Labour statistics
National labour market statistics for the last year from the ILOSTAT database
Projects and programmes
THAMM Plus (EU Support to Legal Migration, Mobility, and Skills Partnership with North African countries)
Safety + Health for All in Maghreb countries: Promoting a safe and healthy working environment for workers in vulnerable situations such as young workers and women
Development Cooperation Dashboard
The dashboard offers interactive visualisations of ILO development cooperation projects in Morocco.
Events
METI Programme
Investment and Employment
Publications
ILO Working paper 109
Working conditions of subnational government workers in selected African countries
UN Women - ILO Policy Tool
Sectoral potential for the creation of female jobs and proposed avenues to achieve gender equality on the labour market
All resources
Browse our catalogue of resources from or about Morocco and filter by topic or sector.
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Contact
- Email : algiers@ilo.org
- Phone : + 213 (0) 23 18 73 59/61 /67
- Fax : + 213 (0) 23 18 73 66
Address
6, Rue Sidi Merzouk, chemin El Bakri.
Ben Aknoun.
BP 365, poste cité Malki
Alger
Algérie
16030
ILO Country Office for Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia.