Suspensions and transfers have taken place, before disciplinary councils, at the Directorate of Security of the Royal Palaces (DSPR), following the anger of King Mohammed VI .
The authorities of the city of Casablanca have just had a sleepless night, following a royal outburst. During his visit to the city, King Mohammed VI would not have appreciated that the urban landscape be disfigured by advertising billboards.
14 bodyguards returned to the National Police Institute in Kenitra on Wednesday, September 25, for a refresher course. Among them are commissioners, officers and inspectors in charge of the royal convoy’s protection.
On Sunday evening, elements of the National Police and the Royal Gendarmerie were removed by King Mohammed VI from guarding the royal residences and palaces.
The Minister of Equipment, Abdelkader Amara, has just requested an extension on the delivery deadline for the new Port of Safi. Showing a large delay and losses of 500 million dirhams, the project could precipitate his downfall.
The coastal area of the city of Skhirat was on high alert at the end of last week. The disastrous state of the road leading to the princely residence has provoked the anger of Prince Moulay El Hassan.
In light of the royal speech delivered on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the enthronement of King Mohammed VI, the days of the El Othmani government are numbered. Several well-known figures in the Executive will have to be relieved of their portfolios to make way for a new generation of ministers.
By 2025, water scarcity will become pressing, with a reserve of 500 m3 of drinking water, compared to 720 m3 today, and 1700 m3 in the 1970s. This risk of water stress has provoked the reaction of King Mohammed VI who did not fail to express his dissatisfaction during his recent meeting with the members of the Government.
A poor old woman is said to have, in conversation with King Mohammed VI , complained about the reception she received when she came to pick up a Ramadan basket.
During a visit last week to Casablanca, King Mohammed VI showed his displeasure towards some officials in the city. The newspaper Al Massae gives today some details of this royal anger that could lead to some heads rolling.
This is information to be taken with great caution. But according to some media sources, a royal anger would concern the officials of Casablanca as well as the security services.
King Mohammed VI’s anger is said to have motivated the decision of the Agency for the Development of the Bouregreg Valley to urgently and nightly destroy part of the new tramway bridge in Rabat.