The World Bank has launched a new 10-year partnership framework with Morocco to help accelerate job creation and support inclusive, competitive, and resilient economy.
“This Country Partnership Framework marks a decisive milestone for Morocco. What makes it distinctive is its structuring nature; it aligns public and private financing, knowledge, and reforms around a shared vision for the Kingdom’s future”, said Moroccan Minister of Economy & Finance Mrs. Nadia Fettah.
“Jobs — for our youth, for our women, in our cities and across our rural territories — are at the heart of this shared ambition. With a partner that helps us build the foundations of tomorrow, Morocco moves forward,” added the official.
The new CPF is anchored in Morocco’s New Development Model — the Kingdom’s own roadmap for a more dynamic, equitable, and resilient economy. It reflects a shared ambition to help Morocco transition from a public investment-led growth model to a more vibrant, private-sector-driven economy that creates more and better jobs, especially for young people and women.
“Morocco has achieved remarkable development gains, and the ambition of its New Development Model is an inspiration,” said Ousmane Dione, WB Vice Pdt. for MENA region.
“By extending our partnership to a ten-year horizon, we are making a deliberate choice — to move beyond project cycles and invest in lasting, structural transformation. This new framework reflects our unwavering commitment to Morocco as it writes its next chapter of progress,” he underlined.
