Hassan Radad, Egypt's Minister of Labor, met on Monday, September 14, 2026, with Nour Al-Amarti, head of the Moroccan delegation at the 52nd Arab Labor Conference, to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation and exchange experiences in labor affairs.
Topics Discussed
During this meeting, topics such as social support, institutionalizing social dialogue, employment, skills development, and vocational training were examined. The aim of these discussions was to leverage the successful experiences of both countries in these areas.
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Emphasis on Strong Egypt-Morocco Relations
Nour Al-Amarti, who also serves as the head of the Secretariat for the Ministry of Economic Integration, Small Businesses, Employment, and Skills in Morocco, referred to the strong relations between Egypt and Morocco and emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in the fields of labor, social support, and social dialogue.
It is worth noting that this meeting was part of the efforts of Arab countries to improve working conditions and create more job opportunities. Both parties emphasized the need for further cooperation in training and skills development to achieve sustainable economic growth.
The Minister of Labor of Egypt and the head of the Moroccan delegation also stressed the importance of exchanging experiences and best practices in labor fields. This approach could help enhance cooperation levels and improve the living conditions of workers in both countries.
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