Morocco
Morocco Braces for Mass Exodus: Over 69,000 Civil Servants Set to Retire in 2024
In total, 69,360 civil servants of the State will be admitted to retirement in 2024.
Topic
Administration
Spain
Morocco Opens New Consulate in Murcia, Spain to Serve Local Community
Long demanded by Moroccans residing in the Murcia region, the opening of the Moroccan consulate was officially announced this week.
France
Algerian Senior, in France Since 1966, Wins Reprieve from Deportation Threat
While he was threatened with expulsion in January, Mohand finally obtained an appointment at the prefecture to study his case and renew his residence permit. The 70-year-old man of Algerian origin, who was the victim of an "administrative imbroglio", is finally smiling again.
Morocco
Morocco Seizes Assets of Officials in Multi-Million Dirham Corruption Crackdown
The Moroccan justice system has carried out precautionary seizures of the assets of many local elected officials and parliamentarians, in order to force them to pay several million dirhams unduly received or embezzled from the State, following judgments.
Morocco
Morocco to Overhaul Leadership in Over 200 Public Administrations
After the ministerial reshuffle, major changes are expected at the level of the heads of public administrations. In accordance with the royal instructions, the Head of Government, Saad Eddine El Othmani, is working hard to make the necessary changes in the ranks of the officials of the administrations concerned.
Morocco
Morocco's Interior Ministry Denies Rumors of Disciplinary Action Against Officials
Following rumors of disciplinary sanctions against authority agents, the Ministry of the Interior provided a formal denial on Friday, September 27. These are, according to this department, "false information."
Morocco
Morocco Mandates Nurseries in Government Offices to Boost Gender Equality
Ministerial departments and public services will now be equipped with nurseries, according to a circular from the Minister in charge of Public Administration and Civil Service Reform, Mohammed Benabdelkader.
Morocco
Morocco's Public Wage Bill Set to Surge in 2020 as Social Security Costs Included
The wage bill will increase next year due to retirement and social security contributions. These will be incorporated into personnel expenses.
Morocco
Morocco and Quebec Sign Agreement to Modernize Public Administration
In order to strengthen the human resources capacities of the public administration, Morocco and Quebec have signed an agreement that establishes, according to the Moroccan authorities, the platform for collaboration and exchange in several areas.
Morocco
Morocco's Interior Ministry Faces Executive Shortage Amid Administrative Shake-up
The Ministry of the Interior is facing a serious problem of renewal of its executives. Indeed, several of them will be called upon to assume high-level functions within the state administrations, as part of the changes that the administration will undergo.
Morocco
Morocco Faces €100,000 Lawsuit Over Holocaust Memorial Demolition
The demolition of the Holocaust Memorial by the Moroccan authorities for lack of authorization has provoked the anger of the NGO behind the project. It has just demanded compensation of 100,000 euros from the Moroccan state for the losses suffered.
Morocco
Morocco Launches Mobile One-Stop Shop for Expats in European Cities
Bringing administrative services closer to Moroccans of the World. This is the objective of the One-Stop Shop initiated by the Kingdom for its nationals living abroad.