Organization commends Moroccan health protection

The "Maat for Peace and Development and Human Rights" organization has lauded Morocco's advancements in expanding social protection and modernizing its healthcare system. Speaking at the 62nd session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, the organization presented Morocco's experience as a compelling example of how effective public policies, bolstered by international collaboration, can guarantee fair access to essential health services.

During a seminar focused on the right to mental and physical health, Maat emphasized that Morocco's reforms in the health sector and the broadening of social coverage demonstrate the critical importance of implementing robust national strategies. These strategies, when supported by international partnerships, are vital for strengthening health systems and improving citizens' access to care.

The organization also called for enhanced international cooperation, emphasizing the need for sustainable funding and technology transfer. Such cooperation, Maat stated, is crucial for supporting countries in their efforts to uphold the right to health and reduce disparities in healthcare access. The praise comes as Morocco continues to develop its social welfare programs and healthcare infrastructure.