
Morocco Approves Decree to Streamline Government Procedures
The draft decree on the simplification of administrative procedures and formalities was adopted by the Council of Government.

The draft decree on the simplification of administrative procedures and formalities was adopted by the Council of Government.

In Morocco, the health crisis related to the coronavirus has had a negative impact on the real estate sector. The National Federation of Real Estate Developers (FNPI) has made regulatory, bureaucratic and financial proposals to the government for a relaunch of the activity.

Tourist guides and bailiffs will now have access to social coverage. This is the result of the Council of Government held last Thursday.

Four draft decrees will be on the agenda of the Council of Government this Thursday, September 17, which will be held under the chairmanship of Saâdeddine El Othmani.

Faced with the resurgence of Covid-19 cases, the Moroccan government has extended the state of health emergency until October 10, 2020.

The extension of the state of health emergency in Morocco is one of the topics that will be addressed at the meeting of the Council of Government on Wednesday, September 9.

The government council, which met in session on Thursday, adopted a draft decree creating new administrative units.

The Council of Government, which met on Thursday in Rabat, adopted several draft decrees, including one that sets the composition and operating procedures of the Interministerial Commission responsible for monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the official status of the Amazigh language.

The speed at which the epidemiological situation is evolving in Morocco with hundreds of infections every day is worrying the authorities. The Head of Government, Saâdeddine El Othmani, believes that it is necessary to raise the level of caution and vigilance.

Faced with the increasing number of infections, Morocco has decided to strengthen the existing legal arsenal. Thus, it has just introduced a fine of 300 dirhams against any citizen caught without his protective mask on public roads.

King Mohammed VI has summoned all ministers, including those currently on vacation, to a Council of Government to be held this Thursday, August 6 in Rabat.

The government council has taken certain measures recorded in the draft amending finance law in order to revive the real estate sector affected by the coronavirus. However, these measures are far from producing the expected effect.