Enterprises' Association deplores government's failure to take any initiative for tariffs dismantling
Morocco, Economics, 5/15/2002

The Moroccan enterprises association (CGEM) deplored the government's failure to take any support decision to help enterprises deal with effects of tariffs dismantling, since the signing of the association agreement with the European Union.

The CGEM says given changes in the Moroccan economy, enterprises have started on their own several training, equipment-modernization and standardization actions to improve their international competitiveness but need support and support measures.

The association complains that the government has failed to take measures identified in joint studies between the enterprises and the administration, and in proposals put forward to the prime minister's department.

The CGEM bureau calls for creating a commission to supervise strikes and bankruptcy procedures in order to clarify respective rights of social partners (enterprises, administration and workers).

Previous Stories:
  Japan backs water supply project in Moroccan region   (5/14/2002)
  Africans trained on textile industry in Casablanca   (5/14/2002)
  Quebec economic mission visits Morocco   (5/14/2002)

Please add a link on your webiste pointing to ArabicNews.com and bookmark ArabicNews.com & subscribe to our daily email news bulletin.

Search