Morocco ends state monopoly over recruitment agencies

The Moroccan government adopted Tuesday a convention on private recruitment agencies, ending the state's monopoly in this field, it was officially announced in Rabat.

Spokesman of the Moroccan socialist-led coalition government, Khalid Alioua, said a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Abderrahmane Youssoufi adopted a convention on recruitment agencies, opening the way for private agencies to operate in this field.

He explained that this convention seeks to promote employment and announced that a draft law will be adopted by the parliament to end the state monopoly over this field.