The legalization of signatures on property transfers of soulaliyate lands is "illegal" and can lead to legal proceedings, the Ministry of the Interior has reminded the presidents of local authorities.
The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior has published a provisional toll of 296 deaths and 153 injured following an earthquake of magnitude 7 on the Richter scale that hit a large part of the country on Friday evening.
Very few Moroccans continue to trust their political institutions, according to the latest report from the Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis (MIPA).
Despite efforts to eradicate it, begging is deeply rooted. Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit is calling for mobilization against this phenomenon that generates several billion dirhams each year.
The Moroccan Parliament calls for the protection of the oases in the Tata region and other regions of the country threatened by fires every summer. The parliamentary group of the Justice and Development Party (PJD) has addressed a written question to the Minister of the Interior, Abdelatif Laftit, in this regard.
Following the publication by the Ministries of the Interior and Spatial Planning and Urban Planning of a joint order relating to the simplification of procedures in the field of urban planning, Abdelouafi Laftit sent a circular to the walis, governors and presidents of municipalities, the purpose of which is to put an end to administrative delays.
An imminent reshuffle is announced at the Ministry of the Interior, with the retirement of many walis and governors and new appointments.
Moroccan civil status officers are now obliged to temporarily accept the declared first names, including those in contradiction with the law, contrary to previous practices, according to a decree that has just been published.
The parliamentary group of the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) expresses its concern in the face of what it describes as "harassment" and "racketeering" of which motorists are victims by self-proclaimed car guards.
Morocco wants to participate in the rapidly growing global cannabis market, after the adoption in 2021 of a law to legalize the cultivation and trade of cannabis for medical, cosmetic and industrial purposes.
During a visit to Rabat on Friday, the Israeli Minister of the Interior and Health, Moshe Arbel, met with his Moroccan counterpart, Abdelouafi Laftit. On the agenda of their discussions, several issues including the sending of Moroccan workers to Israel in the health and construction sectors.
The Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to acquire quads and buggies (lightweight off-road vehicles with two seats) for the benefit of the Moroccan Ministry of the Interior, as part of the Project to Support Integrated Border and Migration Management.