What impact are lower prices for medicines likely to have on consumption in 2014?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Mehdi Zaghloul, President, Maroc Innovation et Santé from The Report: Morocco 2014
Articles & Analysis | Matching skills with needs: A growing emphasis on training and research from The Report: Morocco 2014
Young people aged 15-24 comprise 30% of Morocco’s population of 32.3m, and like most of the region the country is seeking to harmonise and improve the skills of its population with the needs of the market. A mismatch in training and job opportunities has left many young Moroccans without a job. Indeed, a survey published by the World Bank in...
Articles & Analysis | More for less: Providing care for an ageing population while reducing costs from The Report: Morocco 2014
Significant strides have been made in improving health indicators, particularly in terms of maternal and child mortality rates. The Ministry of Health (Ministère de la Santé, MS) launched its 2012-16 action plan with a focus on maternal and child heath care. Moreover, to help Morocco reach the objectives outlined in the Millennium Development...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to El Houssaine Louardi, Minister of Health from The Report: Morocco 2014
What effect will Law No. 10.94 have on the modernisation of Morocco’s medical industry?
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Larbi Bencheikh, Managing Director, Office of Vocational Training and Employment Promotion (OFPPT) from The Report: Morocco 2014
What strategies have been put in place to help train and guarantee a qualified workforce?
Private universities in the Philippines are poised to benefit from ongoing reforms aimed at improving access to the primary and secondary education system, although a marked rise in student numbers across the board is presenting challenges.