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CESE Report Exposes Gaps in Morocco’s Policies for the Elderly
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Morocco World News
On Wednesday, the Economic, Social, and Environmental Council (CESE) presented its annual report, warning that public policies have so far failed to adequately address the needs of older citizens.
Aamara stressed that the elderly population is far from homogeneous.
The CESE report criticized current public policies for treating the elderly as a uniform, vulnerable category in need of social protection alone.
This approach, the council argued, overlooks the diverse social and economic realities of Morocco’s older citizens.
The CESE stressed the urgency of rethinking how Morocco integrates its aging population into social and economic development.