On Friday, the Moroccan Fund for International Affairs held a board meeting, chaired by Minister of Economy and Finance Nadia Fattah.
In her opening speech, Mrs. Fattah thanked the members of the Board and the Governance Committees for their efforts in supporting the institution's position in the social protection system, praising the measures taken by the Foundation's Board of Directors to make its transition to keep control, which will allow more flexibility in management with the importance of continuing to enhance the conditions of good governance, As Caisse points out in a press release.
The Chairperson of the Board of Directors highlighted CMR's implementation of its strategic plan 2022-2024, which includes projects aimed primarily at continuous improvement of the customer experience through simplified procedures, digitization, and profitability of the financial portfolio while strengthening the management of associated risks. The same source adds.
Regarding the reform of the pension sector, especially the civil retirement system, Ms. Fattah indicated the government's commitment to accelerating this project to ensure the financial sustainability of the schemes and preserve the rights of associates and retirees while strengthening the central role. The statement explained that these schemes aim to mobilize savings and finance the national economy.
During this meeting, the Board of Directors agreed to hold the new program between the state and the Foundation’s Board of Directors for the period 2022-2024, which aims to achieve the goals set within the framework of the Foundation’s strategic directions and consolidate its role as a trusted player. In order to manage public pensions transparent, efficient and agile.
The Board also approved the summary statements of the financial and family document for the fiscal year 2021 and took all the decisions and decisions presented to it.