Yasmina Baddou

Yasmina Baddou (born 23 October 1962) is a Moroccan politician and lawyer. Minister of Health of Morocco (2007-2012), Secretary of State for Family, Childhood and Disabled Persons (2002-2007), Member of Parliament for Istiqlal Party. Quotes Joining the revolution of artificial intelligence, robotics and the digitalisation of care pathways has become a necessary choice to keep pace with the development of health services and improve their efficiency. Patient dignity and fair access to treatment must remain at the heart of any reform or modernisation of the health sector. The hospital of the future must not focus only on technology. It must also improve reception conditions, provide enough staff and guarantee fair access to treatment, especially for vulnerable groups, rural populations, women and people in precarious situations. The future of Morocco depends on women's empowerment, not their marginalization. Morocco cannot be built by sidelining its girls. Education for girls is a foundation of national progress. The persistence of gender-based violence calls for the establishment of clear national policies to eradicate all forms of abuse that would allow women to fully enjoy their human rights. The generalisation of compulsory health coverage is a major social project that reflects a vision placing citizen dignity at the centre of social reforms. Morocco cannot be built by sidelining its girls. External links Category:Moroccan politicians Category:Moroccan women in politics Category:Health ministers of Morocco Category:1962 births Category:Living people