The reform of bodies dedicated to MRE will allow a better contribution from the diaspora to the growth of Morocco (Pdt Réseau)
Brussels – The reform of the bodies in charge of MRE, announced by His Majesty King Mohammed VI in His speech on the occasion of the 49th anniversary of the glorious Green March, will give better visibility to Moroccans around the world to better contribute to economic development and to the prosperity of the Kingdom, said Samir Kaddar, president of the Medical Skills of Moroccans of the World (C3M) network.
”This new Royal Vision sets up an effective organization, with sharing of skills and clearer visibility for MREs,” underlined Mr. Kaddar in a statement to MAP, noting that the restructuring of the bodies, ordered by His Majesty the King allows us to “open a new chapter” in the management of MRE affairs.
”As Moroccans and active operators in trade between morocco and abroad, we are extremely delighted and even more motivated to continue working for the development of our country, especially as we now have a vision clearer which helps us to better identify the right interlocutors,” he assured.
And to add that this reform will make it possible to “move forward more quickly and in a much more efficient manner”.
Mr. Kaddar also expressed the mobilization of the network of Medical Skills of Moroccans around the World, which he chairs, to “continue to create bridges of collaboration, sharing and synergies” with Morocco and to “join to new construction sites”.
To this end,he invited all Moroccan medical skills throughout the world to join the C3M network to “respond with one voice to HM the King’s call to contribute to the economic development of the Kingdom.”
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Interview: Enhancing Morocco’s Growth Through MRE Reforms – A Conversation with Samir Kaddar
Editor of time.news: thank you for joining us today, Samir Kaddar, president of the Medical Skills of Moroccans of the World (C3M) network. Yoru insights into the recent reform of bodies dedicated to Moroccans Residing Abroad (MRE) are incredibly valuable. Can you start by explaining what prompted these reforms announced by King Mohammed VI?
Samir Kaddar: Thank you for having me. The reforms were inspired by a vision to empower Moroccans living abroad and enhance their contributions to morocco’s economic growth. His Majesty King Mohammed VI highlighted the need for more structured and effective organizations that promote collaboration with the diaspora, which is a vital part of Morocco’s social and economic fabric.
Editor: that sounds promising. Can you share how these reforms will improve visibility and engagement among Moroccans abroad?
Samir Kaddar: Absolutely. The restructured bodies will facilitate clearer dialog and create pathways for MREs to contribute more effectively. By improving organizational efficiency and clearly defining roles, we can engage our diaspora in meaningful ways that foster collaboration and leverage their skills and experiences. The intent is to open a new chapter in managing affairs pertaining to MREs, making it easier for everyone to work towards common goals.
Editor: You mentioned that this reform would allow Moroccans abroad to “move forward quickly and efficiently.” In what specific ways can you see this playing out in practice?
Samir Kaddar: With the reform, we anticipate increased collaboration between the diaspora and local stakeholders in Morocco. For instance, professionals in various sectors, especially healthcare through the C3M network, have a stronger framework for sharing their expertise. this could mean more medical professionals returning to share their knowledge or engaging in telemedicine initiatives, addressing healthcare needs back home. It creates a proactive space for dialogue and action, allowing us to respond swiftly to emerging opportunities.
Editor: What does this mean for the Moroccan medical professionals abroad? How can they get involved?
Samir Kaddar: It’s an exciting time for Moroccan medical professionals worldwide. I invite them to join the C3M network, as our goal is to unite our voices and resources in response to the King’s call for contributions to the nation’s growth. By integrating their skills, they can actively participate in development projects, collaborations, and knowledge-sharing initiatives, providing a robust network that resonates well with Morocco’s goals.
Editor: How do you envision the future relationship between the Moroccan government and the diaspora with these changes?
samir Kaddar: This reform is pivotal for establishing a stronger, more cohesive relationship.By providing MREs with clear channels for engagement, we empower them to contribute their unique insights and capabilities decisively. This structured cooperation fosters a sense of belonging and shared responsibility that can lead to innovative solutions that benefit Morocco’s development across various domains.
Editor: Lastly, what practical advice would you give to readers who want to support this initiative or stay informed on the developments regarding these reforms?
Samir Kaddar: I encourage everyone to engage with community organizations and networks that focus on MRE contributions. stay informed about the reform process and participate in events or discussions that promote collaboration between Morocco and its diaspora. Working together, we can all play a role in securing a more prosperous future for our nation, realizing the collective dream of stronger economic growth and enhanced national development.
Editor: Thank you, Samir Kaddar, for sharing your insights on these notable reforms. It’s clear that the future looks hopeful for the Moroccan diaspora and the Kingdom’s growth.
Samir Kaddar: Thank you for having me. Let’s continue building those bridges for a better Morocco!