Morocco unveils comprehensive program to modernize administration
Morocco, Politics, 6/24/2003

Morocco unveiled here on Monday a comprehensive plan to modernize public administration through several reforms.

This was announced by minister in charge of modernization of public sectors, Najib Zerouali Ouariti, on the United Nations' civil service day.

According to Zerouali, the reforms will deal with decentralization, human resources qualification, respect of ethics in public services, procedures simplification and the adoption of the e-administration.

For his part, coordinator of the UN system in Morocco, Emanuel Dierckx De Casterle, who read out a message of the UN Secretary General, underlined the necessity of initiatives that aim to create institutions, highlight human resources, improve the financial management and benefit of information technology.

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