The 2021-2025 National Development Plan will focus on a massive industrialisation effort. Objective: to drive and facilitate the emergence of a large middle class.
Published on January 2022
NABIL ZORKOT
There are ambitious targets to be achieved by 2030. Sights are set not only on doubling the country's wealth but also getting a far-reaching modernisation process underway, not only for the state but also for the private sector and the people.
The 2021-2025 National Development Plan will focus on a massive industrialisation effort. Objective: to drive and facilitate the emergence of a large middle class.
From cocoa, cashew nuts, palm, bananas and pineapples to cotton, the challenge is to move beyond raw materials. All the while ensuring the country's food-self sufficiency
The second social programme will benefit disadvantaged populations, including those in the northern regions
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