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18 Sep 2014
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H.M. the King inaugurates the apprenticeship training centre for craft trades in Tétouan
The particular interest that His Majesty King Mohammed VI accords to the craft sector and his desire to make it a lever for economic and social development were concretised on Thursday through the inauguration by the Sovereign of an apprenticeship training centre in craft trades in Tétouan.
Mobilising investments of around 25 million dirhams, this project comes to consolidate the vocation of the craft sector as a source of job creation and value added. It will offer young people in the region professional qualification adapted to the socio-economic reality of the craft sector, mainly through the apprenticeship training mode, as well as integration into the labour market.This centre will thus contribute to the preservation of certain trades threatened with disappearance, to the promotion of local craft products, and to the strengthening of the organisation and structuring of the sector. Built on a total area of 1,500 m² (928 m² covered), the new training establishment also sets itself the objectives of supporting, organising, and supervising the artisans of the city of Tétouan and its region in order to enable them to improve and diversify their incomes and to valorise thei…
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