Graduates of farming schools to get business management training

The employment and agriculture ministries signed on Wednesday a convention under which graduates of agriculture schools will get a nine-month business management training.

The agreement offers 300 graduates practical training in enterprise management. They will, then, be entitled to rent farming land and set up their own enterprises of agriculture products or services.

Part of the state policy to develop agriculture with the hiring of skilled staff and also of efforts to curb unemployment among university graduates, the program will be financed by the Youth employment promotion fund which will contribute 8 million DH ($ 727,000).