The Democratic Confederation of Labor demanded the enforcement of the three agreements signed on January 13, 2020, of the National Health Insurance Agency, relating to the national agreement between the National Social Security Fund, medical institutions, the national agreement between social security and private sector doctors, and the national agreement between National Social Security Fund and private sector general practitioners.
Confederate members of the agency’s administrative council renewed their adherence to the concept of social protection in its comprehensiveness, stressing in this regard the roles of the state and all actors in the national health system in “creating a system of comprehensive, fair and equitable health coverage”, by reviewing Law 65 that enshrines The multiplicity of management and governance systems, the different proportions of contributions and contributions, the variation in the services provided, the basket of treatments and other imbalances, foremost of which is the problem of governance of managed systems and the challenges of financial balances, while emphasizing the need to improve services and enable all citizens of their right to Humanitarian and constitutional.
They also considered that the decision to create the Moroccan Health Insurance Fund for the public sector, in its timing, circumstance and context, without involving the most representative trade union centrals in decision-making, should include a built-in background behind which the decision makers intend to exclude trade union centrals from membership of the Administrative Council.
The Confederation noted its position regarding the absence of the state’s role in ensuring that all Moroccans have access to health services from being a “human and constitutional right”, along with its role “in financing managed systems and ensuring their permanence and financial balances”, highlighting the “catastrophic failure of the medical aid system that More than 11 million people are supposed to enjoy basic health coverage.
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