Ministère de l'Inclusion économique, de la Petite Entreprise, de l'Emploi et des Compétences

The Ministère de l'Inclusion économique, de la Petite Entreprise, de l'Emploi et des Compétences (MIEPEEC) is a Moroccan governmental body tasked with fostering economic inclusion across the country. Its mandate includes designing and implementing policies that support the creation and growth of small and medium-sized enterprises. The ministry also oversees programs aimed at improving employment opportunities for job seekers, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. In addition, it coordinates vocational training and skills development initiatives to align workforce capabilities with market demands. These activities are directed at Moroccan citizens, entrepreneurs, and training institutions operating within the national territory. By concentrating on these areas, the ministry seeks to reduce economic disparities and promote sustainable livelihoods.

As a ministerial department, MIEPEEC operates under the Moroccan government and is tasked with addressing economic inclusion, small business development, employment promotion, and skills enhancement. Its distinguishing attribute lies in the combination of these four policy areas within a single ministry. The ministry’s responsibilities include implementing government programs that aim to improve access to entrepreneurship, job opportunities, and vocational training for Moroccan citizens. Structurally, it is a public administration body attached to the Moroccan state, with no private ownership or separate parent entity. The ministry’s digital presence was highlighted in April 2025 when its informational portal experienced a cyberattack claimed by the Algerian group JabaRoot DZ, an incident the ministry confirmed affected only publicly accessible information, and authorities assessed the attack as having no significant consequences due to the limited sensitivity of the data hosted on the targeted site.