World Bank to finance e-government initiative in Morocco

2008-05-18

The World Bank approved a $100 million loan aimed at supporting public administration reform in Morocco through the introduction of e-government, MAP reported on Saturday (May 17th). By supporting electronic programs such as a new wage and personnel management system, the funds are intended to ease procedure delays and make public resource management more effective.

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saidani miloudi Posted 2008-05-19

I'm afraid there is a take and give policy behind all World Bank initiatives in the Maghrib countries.

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