Enhancing Labor Relations Between Egypt and Morocco
On September 14, 2026, Labor Minister Hassan Raddad engaged in a significant dialogue with Nour al-Ammarti, who leads the Moroccan delegation at the 52nd Arab Labor Conference. This pivotal meeting, which took place during the conference in Cairo, highlighted the enduring and robust relationship between Egypt and Morocco, as well as their mutual dedication to fostering cooperation in labor affairs. The discussions were centered around enhancing collaboration and sharing expertise to promote the interests of both nations and bolster collective Arab initiatives in labor.
Key Areas of Focus for Collaboration
The conversation between Raddad and al-Ammarti spanned several crucial topics, including social protection, the establishment of structured social dialogue, employment opportunities, skills development, and vocational training. A significant emphasis was placed on leveraging the successful experiences of both countries to create synergies in these areas. El Ammarti, who additionally functions as the acting secretary-general of Morocco’s Ministry of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, expressed her appreciation for the strong ties between Egypt and Morocco. She underscored the necessity of expanding cooperative efforts in labor, social protection, and social dialogue. Furthermore, she praised Egypt’s pivotal role in supporting collaborative Arab labor initiatives, asserting that the exchange of best practices among Arab nations is vital for tackling labor market challenges and promoting sustainable development.
As reported by egyptindependent.com.
