
First, help yourself - A Moroccan leader on coping with life after Covid
New Thinking for a New World - a Tallberg Foundation Podcast
06/10/20
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Like everywhere else, Morocco must cope with the potentially overwhelming health, economic and political consequences of the pandemic. But unlike most places, the country has a well-designed, focused strategy to mitigate the worst of what is happening and, possibly, to position itself—and the rest of Africa—for a better future.
In this episode, Ahmed Reda Chami—President of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council of Morocco—discussed the challenges facing his country as well as the rest of Africa.
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