Social protection is not just a safety net against the vagaries of life, such as unemployment, illness or disability. Social protection is also a powerful tool for redistributing national wealth, helping to reduce poverty and strengthen social cohesion. What’s more, it proves to be a crucial bulwark against economic, health or climatic crises, ensuring the resilience of economies and populations alike.
Achieving these objectives will require the involvement of all economic stakeholders in the region and the establishment of effective governance. Furthermore, it is imperative to establish constant dialogue between the various stakeholders, both socially and financially, and in the areas of health, to ensure the population’s adherence to this essential social contract.
Our on-stage experts explored the issues of universal health coverage and the sustainable financing of social protection through fascinating exchanges.
Watch the replay of the show and its stimulating discussions and constructive exchanges on the future of social protection and universal health coverage.
Managing Director of Expertise France
Executive Chairman of the Policy Center for the New South
The march towards universalization of Universal Health Coverage: what are the challenges?
Consultant in strategy and social policies – Morocco
Director of the Universal Health Insurance System – Egypt
Doctor of Economic Sciences Office of the Minister of Health – Tunisia
Professor at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University of Rabat Salé
Sustainable financing of health coverage in the face of the economic diversity of the population and its progressive expansion: what levers?
Director of Medical Affairs at the National Social Security Fund – Morocco
Former Deputy Director General of the National Health Insurance Fund – Tunisia
Head of the Social Protection Division at the Budget Directorate of the Ministry of Economy and Finance – Morocco
Director of the Batha Multifunctional Center for Women's Empowerment
Moderator