Egypt could learn a thing or two from Morocco’s (successful) experience with combating poverty: In 1984, Morocco was in the midst of an economic crisis, complete with a budget deficit, dwindling foreign reserves, and a weak currency, but managed to turn the situation around by correctly managing its resources and relying on sustainable development, Hany El Salamouny writes in a column penned for Al Masry Al Youm.
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