An International Comparative Study of microfinance "Morocco and Egypt"

If we want to eradicate poverty we need to start thinking differently. Poor people are not the authors of their poverty, and the Micro-finance vision is an appeal to change how we think about the poor. This work is a an international comparative study addressing the effects of micro-finance institutions on the poor in both Morocco and Egypt. While this study shows that micro-finance is not for everyone, it remains one of the rarest approaches to economic development and empowerment of the poor.

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Professor Ismail Khejjou was born in Errachidia-Morocco. He completed his graduate studies with a Master's degree in International Studies and Diplomacy from Al Akhawayn University in 2013 , and his undergraduate studies at Mohammed V University in 2007. His current research interests are youth development and education, ESL,and Democracy promotion