Unanimously, the members of the Justice, Legislation and Human Rights Committee in the House of Representatives adopted draft law No. 55.19 relating to the simplification of administrative procedures and formalities.
Hakim*, a 65-year-old Liège resident of Moroccan origin, strangely receives half of his pension due to a separation by repudiation, effective for 41 years, but not recognized by the federal administration.
After the approval of draft decree No. 2.19.1086, relating to the powers and organization of the Ministry of the Interior on January 2, the department presents a new face.
Moroccans will be exempted from certain administrative documents in 2020. The Justice, Legislation and Human Rights Committee in the House of Representatives is working to make this operational as soon as possible.
In total, 7,406 police officers, across all corps and ranks, have benefited from advancement by choice for the 2019 fiscal year. This number represents 89.9% of the total budgetary positions dedicated to national security.
The Legislation and Justice Committee of the House of Representatives has adopted a bill on the simplification of administrative procedures. This project defines the new types of relationships between the administration and citizens.
The Moroccan Government is moving towards simplifying administrative procedures, through the implementation of a system for digitizing user data.
More than 1200 strikes defused in 2019. The government’s efforts to maintain social cohesion seem to be paying off, as can be read in a report from the Ministry of Employment which specifies that the year 2019 has so far recorded only 85 strikes for 50,000 lost working days.
After the dismantling of a vast network of document forgery, an Israeli confessed to having acquired Moroccan nationality, a passport and an identity card in exchange for a "modest" sum of money.
Saaïd Amzazi, Minister of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education and Scientific Research, intends to dismiss some executives from his department.
La Redoute employee Smaïl Bella was dismissed by the industrial tribunal last Thursday after appealing against his one-day suspension in 2017 for eating a clementine.
The Ministry of the Interior is currently carrying out a purge within the municipal elected officials. About a hundred people are concerned.