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World Bank: Many Moroccan graduates in low-skill jobs
A report from the World Bank has revealed that over 43% of higher education graduates in Morocco, aged between 25 and 34, are working in jobs that require skills below their qualifications, up from 34% in 2019. The report highlights that the phenomenon of "overqualification" particularly affects vocational training graduates, with affected individuals reaching 70.7%, compared to secondary education graduates. It also points out that demand in the Moroccan labor market is focused on medium-skilled professions, leading to a significant underutilization of investment in education. Furthermore, working in jobs below one's level results in approximately a 20% loss in salary, with an additional 10% decrease when working outside one's field of specialization, representing substantial economic losses. The World Bank emphasizes the urgent need to accelerate the transition toward more productive economic activities that align with the skills of young people to ensure their effective integration into the labor market.
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