23% of Moroccans still do not have universal health coverage launched in 2021 | Video

Rabat (Morocco), Nov 20 (EFE) - The president of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (EESC) of Morocco, Ahmed Reda Chami, warned Wednesday that 23.2% of Moroccans (8.5 million) still do not benefit from the universal health coverage launched by the Moroccan government three years ago.

The Moroccan official made this announcement during the presentation of an EESC study on the achievements and challenges of the Mandatory Health Coverage (AMO, for its French acronym), which Morocco launched in 2021 so that all its citizens have access to health care.

CAMERA: MOHAMED SIALI

FOOTAGE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL (CESE) OF MOROCCO, AHMED REDA CHAMI, DURING THE PRESENTATION OF A STUDY BY THIS INSTITUTION ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES OF THE MANDATORY HEALTH COVERAGE (AMO, for its French acronym).

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Date: 20/11/2024 15:18 (UTC)
Credit: EFE
Source: EFE
Topic: Health » Government health care
Health
Type: Rough cut
Duration: 103 seconds
Reference: 7001418030
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