Morocco attends Arab women workers commission

Morocco is taking part in the meeting of the Arab women workers commission held in the Jordanian capital as of this Tuesday.

The Moroccan delegation is led by minister in charge of women condition, family and childhood protection and integration of disabled persons, Nouzha Chekrouni.

This is the first time that such a meeting is scheduled part of the 28th session of the Arab Labor Organization.

The commission is meant to improve women's working conditions, protect working women, and promote their participation in the economic and social sectors.

The ALO conference, labeled "the holy Jerusalem session," in honor of the city and in support of the Palestinians' resistance to Israeli occupation, will discuss a number of reports and assess implementation of agreements and recommendations on Arab manpower, the effects of technology on women and job opportunities and means of using technology to reduce unemployment. Participants will also discuss ways of supporting the Palestinian people perseverance in standing against the Israeli aggression.

The Moroccan delegation to the ALO conference includes representatives of the government, the employers and trade unions.