Caritas Morocco started with a double foundation because at that time Morocco was divided into two protectorates and there were two independent Caritas organisations. One was called Secours Catholique based in Casablanca and was recognised in 1947, the other, called Secrétariat diocésain de Charité, was based in Tetouan and was founded in 1953. The two organizations were reunited at the independence of Morocco in 1956. Caritas Morocco was recognised as a member of Caritas Internationalis in October 1957. The two diocesan Caritas organisations - Rabat and Tangiers - voluntarily maintained a large degree of autonomy. Its organisation is divided into small teams of volunteers in some cities of the archdioceses of Rabat and Tangier.
Created in 2001, the CJD Maroc today has more than 150 members through its 9 sections present in Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Fez, Marrakesh, Agadir, Ouarzazate, El Jadida and Dakhla. The CJD is a movement of militant constructor entrepreneurs committed to share, defend values and be trained in their profession as Entrepreneurial Leaders. The CJD Maroc is a part of the CJD international, which now has more than 4,200 Business Leaders and Executives in France, 19 international CJD and 25 corespondents worldwide.
The Education For Employment-Maroc, known as EFE-Maroc, is an association under Moroccan law founded in 2008. EFE-Maroc operates in Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan, Al Hoceima, Fes, Meknes, Marrakesh and Safi. Our network of 500+ certified trainers allows us to deliver trainings across the country. EFE-Maroc offers demand-driven skills trainings delivered by certified trainers and covering technical, commercial, behavioral and linguistic competencies. We place our graduates in career-launching and high-demand sectors such as: offshoring, automotive, aeronautics, ICT, agribusiness, tourism, retail, banking and insurance.
FE-Maroc is an affiliate of the Education For Employment (EFE) Network, the leading youth employment organization in the Middle East and North Africa that transforms the future with youth through the dignity of work. The EFE Network operates in Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Yemen, with support hubs in the USA, Europe, and the UAE.
Fondation ARRAWAJ is a nonprofit organization, governed by the Dahir of November 1958 and the Law No 18-97 related to the exercise of microcredit activity. Fondation ARRAWAJ was founded in 1996 as FONDEP, and obtained the authorization to provide microcredit services by a Ministerial Decree issued on March 10, 2000. Fondation ARRAWAJ is committed to supporting the development of income-generating activities, contributing to the financial inclusion of low-income people and encouraging employment. In this context, Fondation ARRAWAJ offers a variety of proximity, adapted and innovative financial products and non-financial services to the benefit of individual entrepreneurs and very small enterprises (VSE).
The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) is an autonomous institution dedicated to joint Islamic action, with objectives that are unanimously agreed upon by the Islamic Ummah, represented by the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers and, finally, ISESCO's Constituent Conference. The Constituent Conference of ISESCO was held on 3 May 1982 in Fez, the scientific capital of the Kingdom of Morocco, thus announcing the establishment of this Organization. Through its action, ISESCO targets four sectors of activity: education, culture, STI and human and social sciences.
