Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators
The 2012 Doing Business (DB) Report lauds Morocco as the country that has achieved the biggest improvement in its ranking in 2011. The acknowledgment of the country's performance reflects a spectacular 21 place jump in its overall rank to 94,...
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okr-10986-108492021-04-23T14:02:52Z Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators Meneval, Philippe De Hassan, Youssef Saadani Abdulrazzaq, Ali Al ACTION PLAN ACTION PLANS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSES BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS INDICATORS BUSINESS LAW BUSINESS REGULATION COLLATERAL COMPANY INFORMATION COORDINATION MECHANISM CURRENCY CUSTOMS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DISPUTE RESOLUTION E-GOVERNMENT E-GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS ELECTRONIC FILING GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS IDENTIFICATION NUMBER INCOME INCOME TAX INVESTMENT CLIMATE JURISDICTIONS LEGAL PROTECTION LEGISLATIVE REFORMS LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES MACROECONOMIC POLICY MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS ONE-STOP SHOP ONE-STOP SHOPS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PROCUREMENT QUALITY STANDARDS REFORM PROGRAM REGISTRIES RESULT RIGHTS OF MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS SHAREHOLDER TAX TRANSPARENCY UNIQUE IDENTIFIER USER VOLATILITY WEB The 2012 Doing Business (DB) Report lauds Morocco as the country that has achieved the biggest improvement in its ranking in 2011. The acknowledgment of the country's performance reflects a spectacular 21 place jump in its overall rank to 94, underpinning improvements and advances in four out of the 10 categories in the doing business index the success of the Comite National de l'Environnement des Affaires (CNEA) in implementing reforms over the last three years is likely to breed more success. The new government, formed in November 2011, declared renewed commitment to the CNEA, which is now recognized by various stakeholders as the legitimate focal point for business environment reforms. This achievement is expected to attract more support by the World Bank and other donors in the years ahead. There are still important challenges to the task of establishing a truly predictable and modern business environment in Morocco as indicated by its relative DB ranking, both globally and within the MENA region. Among these challenges is a need to further update and simplify laws on competition, concessions, the commercial code, collateral and bankruptcy and public procurement and to strengthen the capacity of various agencies for implementation. These reforms often take a long time as they extend over overlapping jurisdictions and agencies. 2012-08-13T13:17:52Z 2012-08-13T13:17:52Z 2012-02 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/02/15988207/morocco-moves-forward-arduous-path-reforming-doing-business-indicators http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10849 English MENA Knowledge and Learning Quick Notes Series; No. 58 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Middle East and North Africa Morocco |
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The 2012 Doing Business (DB) Report
lauds Morocco as the country that has achieved the biggest
improvement in its ranking in 2011. The acknowledgment of
the country's performance reflects a spectacular 21
place jump in its overall rank to 94, underpinning
improvements and advances in four out of the 10 categories
in the doing business index the success of the Comite
National de l'Environnement des Affaires (CNEA) in
implementing reforms over the last three years is likely to
breed more success. The new government, formed in November
2011, declared renewed commitment to the CNEA, which is now
recognized by various stakeholders as the legitimate focal
point for business environment reforms. This achievement is
expected to attract more support by the World Bank and other
donors in the years ahead. There are still important
challenges to the task of establishing a truly predictable
and modern business environment in Morocco as indicated by
its relative DB ranking, both globally and within the MENA
region. Among these challenges is a need to further update
and simplify laws on competition, concessions, the
commercial code, collateral and bankruptcy and public
procurement and to strengthen the capacity of various
agencies for implementation. These reforms often take a long
time as they extend over overlapping jurisdictions and agencies. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Meneval, Philippe De Hassan, Youssef Saadani Abdulrazzaq, Ali Al |
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Meneval, Philippe De Hassan, Youssef Saadani Abdulrazzaq, Ali Al |
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Meneval, Philippe De |
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Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators |
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Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators |
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Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators |
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Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators |
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Morocco Moves Forward on an Arduous Path Reforming its Doing Business Indicators |
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morocco moves forward on an arduous path reforming its doing business indicators |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/02/15988207/morocco-moves-forward-arduous-path-reforming-doing-business-indicators http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10849 |
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