The Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch said on Saturday in Rabat that the social agreement signed by the government, the CGEM and the most representative trade unions, is an “important achievement” to improve the conditions of the working class.
Akhannouch explained, in a statement to the press, following the signing of the minutes of the agreement covering the period between 2022 and 2024, that this “important agreement”, which includes a set of obligations, including raising the minimum wage, will help address a series of problems suffered by the working class, as well as strengthen the foundations of the social state.
On the other hand, the Head of Government said that the signing of the National Charter of Social Dialogue comes in implementation of the directives of His Majesty King Mohammed VI on the institutionalization of social dialogue, noting that this charter will contribute to the legalization of social dialogue, by organizing meetings between the three parties.
Akhannouch concluded that “despite the difficult national and global economic situation, the working class will remain one of our priorities, and we will continue to work and dialogue next September and May, and whenever the opportunity arises, to improve conditions in this pivotal class period.”
The government, the CGEM and the most representative trade unions signed this Saturday in Rabat, during the meeting of the Higher Committee for Social Dialogue chaired by Mr. Aziz Akhannouch, Head of Government, the minutes of a social meeting agreement and a national charter of social dialogue.
The minutes of the agreement covering the period between 2022 and 2024 was signed by Akhannouch, the president of the General Confederation of Moroccan Business, Chakib Laalej, the secretary general of the Moroccan Confederation of Labour, Miloudi Moukharik, the secretary general of the General Confederation of Moroccan Workers, Enaam Mayara, and representatives of the Democratic Confederation of Labor, Khaled Alami Houir, Bouchti Boukhalfa, and the president of the Moroccan Confederation of Agriculture and Rural Development, Mohamed Amouri
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