The Ministry of the Interior has instructed the walis and governors to take firm measures to put an end to absenteeism in local administrations and restore the efficiency of public service.
Algeria never misses an opportunity to provoke Morocco. The latest is the intervention of the Minister of the Interior, Local Authorities and Transport, Saïd Sayoud, at the opening of an Algerian-Iberian bilateral meeting on Monday in Algiers, in the presence of his Spanish counterpart Fernando Grande-Marlaska.
The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, revealed that 111 operating licenses had been withdrawn in 2025 for non-compliance with regulations. This measure follows more than 5,430 control operations carried out until August by the National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis-Related Activities (ANRAC), which aim to ensure compliance with standards at all stages, from cultivation to export.
End of the quarrel between taxi and VTC drivers in Morocco. The Ministry of Transport and Logistics has just prohibited the issuance of transport licenses via smart applications, considering that this service is not provided for by the legal provisions governing public passenger transport. But for how much longer?
The Ministry of the Interior has given instructions for the opening of a comprehensive and in-depth administrative investigation to verify the accuracy of the information contained in a video broadcast on news websites and social media platforms, containing serious allegations of corruption made by a municipal councilor of Safi against the former governor of the province.
Faced with attempts by several municipalities to approve suspicious transfers of municipal land in favor of individuals close to elected officials or retired civil servants, the Ministry of the Interior has dispatched central investigation commissions to examine controversial transfer operations that could undermine the integrity of the land assets of local authorities.
Morocco is implementing a new plan for the development of urban public transport that will cover the period 2025-2029. The Parliament was presented with this plan by the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit.
Two new walis have been appointed in Marrakech-Safi and Fès-Meknès, replacing Farid Chourak and Mouad El Jamaï, who were dismissed for protocol violations.
The Moroccan Ministry of the Interior announced this Friday a return to calm in the country after several days of unrest, while providing a surprising analysis of the nature of the acts of vandalism.
Leaks from reports by the General Inspection of Territorial Administration show serious dysfunctions in the urban planning sector in Morocco. Dozens of municipalities would be affected by illegal practices that have favored the proliferation of anarchic construction.
Suspected of embezzlement in real estate matters at the level of six major cities in the kingdom, twenty commune presidents will soon be suspended from their elected functions. Other cases will follow, as more than 40 missions currently initiated by the Ministry of the Interior, following complaints, would also have identified numerous dysfunctions and excesses.
While the renovation work has been completed for several months, the reopening of the Aïn Sebaâ (Casablanca) zoo, which has been closed for several years, is still not effective. Concerned, the deputy of the Party of Progress and Socialism, Loubna Sghiri, is questioning the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit.