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65 Years of Partnership: Morocco and the World Bank
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The 2023 World Bank Group - IMF Annual Meetings will be held in Marrakech. We showcase the development milestones of 65 years of partnership between Morocco and the World Bank. Together we are investing in people through good health, so everyone has access to quality healthcare, through education, so every child learns to their potential, through social protection systems, providing support in times of need. We are driving inclusive growth by creating jobs, opening markets, building opportunities for women and youth, connecting people through infrastructure, transport, trade, telecommunication, digital transformation. Together, we are building a greener, more resilient future through efficient water management, climate-smart farming and renewable energy. Learn more: http://wrld.bg/h4PY50PUmyE 00:00 65 years of partnership 00:27 The support from the World Bank 01:00 A development success story 02:01 Building a sustainable future ABOUT THE WORLD BANK 🌐 The World Bank is one of the world’s largest sources of funding and knowledge for low-income countries. Its five institutions share a commitment to reducing poverty, increasing shared prosperity, and promoting sustainable development. http://www.worldbank.org
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The 2023 World Bank Group-IMF Annual Meetings will be held in Marrakech from October 9-15, marking 65 years since the World Bank began its robust partnership with the Kingdom of Morocco.

Over the years, Morocco has made strides in achieving its development goals. Extreme poverty in the country is now below two percent.

Morocco and the World Bank have partnered on landmark initiatives, including: Noor Solar, Africa’s largest solar plant; rehabilitation of the Fez Medina - the World Bank’s first cultural heritage program; the National Human Development Initiative; Morocco’s first green bond; its first private equity fund, and much more.

Today, World Bank programs are continuing to improve lives and livelihoods in Morocco with a focus on human development, inclusive growth, and building a greener, more resilient future. Find out more by watching this video and tuning into the WB-IMF Annual Meetings.

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