The Limits of Anti-Corruption Policies in Morocco
Anti-Corruption policies have failed due to their inability to transform promises into effective programs, slow implementation of governance institutions, and the limited resources.
Anti-Corruption policies have failed due to their inability to transform promises into effective programs, slow implementation of governance institutions, and the limited resources.
Compulsory Military Service aims to absorb youth dissatisfaction, yet it is unlikely to succeed in achieving this goal.
Rabat Policy Forum 2019
Uber’s departure from Moroccan markets reflects the rentier economy’s ability to hamper the process of economic liberalization
While the quota system increased women’s representation in the Moroccan parliament, the cultural and socio-economic structures limited their participation in decision-making processes.
The Justice Sector in Morocco has witnessed significant refroms since 2011. However, the pace of change is still slow motion
The plan to liberalize the Moroccan Dirham (MAD) has repeatedly faltered due to speculation by the Moroccan banks, which indicates their distrust in the country’s Moroccan economic institutions