The Delegate Minister in charge of Moroccans Living Abroad (MRE), Nezha El Ouafi, announced during a ceremony organized in Rabat on the occasion of the national migrant day, that the government has decided to create a national agency responsible for the promotion of Moroccan arts and culture worldwide.
Morocco has taken a new measure to simplify the life of Moroccans living abroad (MRE) . This involves setting up 155 units in various consulates to assist them in managing their files.
More details are known about the arrangements made for the quarantine of travelers entering Morocco from countries on the B list. A total of 17 cities have been selected for this purpose by the Moroccan authorities.
The ambiguity is definitively lifted on the issue of reducing airline ticket prices. The Gulf countries are indeed concerned by this measure, say the Moroccan authorities.
For a demographic and socio-cultural change in Moroccan migration, it is important to put in place a roadmap for an identical cultural policy for Moroccans living abroad. This is what Nezha El Ouafi , the delegate minister to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Residing Abroad, in charge of Moroccans living abroad, indicated on Wednesday during the meeting of the Monitoring and Follow-up Committee of Moroccan cultural centers abroad.
The difficulties encountered by Moroccans living abroad (MRE) in establishing the equivalence of driving licenses issued in Morocco are about to be resolved, it is sworn. The minister in charge of Moroccans living abroad, Nezha El Ouafi, has assured that she is working to solve the problem that is hampering the proper functioning of work in some consulates in Europe.
The direct participation of MREs in the elections could soon be acquired. Several parties in the majority and the opposition seem to have harmonized their views on the issue.
The temporary exploratory mission of the House of Representatives, which visited certain consular representations of the Kingdom, presented a report that was examined on Tuesday, in plenary session. The document recommends simplifying civil status procedures for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).
A mobilization of 10,000 Moroccan skills residing abroad by 2030. This is what Nezha El Ouafi, Minister Delegate to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, announced on Thursday.
The Delegate Ministry in charge of Moroccans Living Abroad and the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) held a meeting last Wednesday as part of the development of a national strategy for the benefit of Moroccans abroad (MREs).
The current changes experienced by Moroccans living abroad must review the objectives and priorities concerning this category of Moroccans, to align them with the challenges of the situation, said the delegate minister in charge of Moroccans living abroad, Nezha El Ouafi. This emerged from her speech on Friday in Rabat during the 7th meeting of the technical committee from the ministerial commission in charge of Moroccans living abroad.
Before the end of this year 2020, an application will allow certain consular centers to respond in a timely manner to the various requests submitted to them. The announcement was made on Tuesday in Rabat by [Nezha El Ouafi], the delegate minister in charge of Moroccans living abroad.