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NEET Crisis in Morocco: 2.9 Million Young People Inactive in Work, Study, or Training, with 75% Lacking Qualifications
A report by the High Commission for Planning, in collaboration with the International Labour Organization and the European Union, revealed that approximately 2.9 million Moroccan youths aged between 15 and 29 are not engaged in work, studies, or any form of training (the NEET category). This means that about one-third of young people are outside the loops that would enable their independence. The crisis is particularly slow to affect women; they constitute 72% of these young people, with a women’s labor force participation rate of around 17.5%, compared to 66.4% for men. Additionally, about 75% of these youth lack qualifying certificates, with a higher percentage among those aged 25 to 29, and regional disparities in the rates. This highlights the urgent need for early intervention and targeted programs to address the issue.
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