The Moroccan Council of Government has approved 11 new nominations to high-ranking positions in several ministries, as per Article 92 of the Constitution. The appointments were made during a recent council meeting. These nominations aim to strengthen the government's administrative capabilities. The council's decisions reflect the government's efforts to enhance its institutional framework.
In the Ministry of Justice, Fatima Zahra Chaaba has been appointed director of the National Institute of Registries and Judicial Professions. This appointment is expected to bring new perspectives to the institute. Chaaba's experience in the judiciary will likely contribute to the institute's growth. The Ministry of Justice plays a crucial role in promoting justice and equality in Morocco.
The Council of Government has also made appointments in other ministries. Toufik Mediani has been named director of Legislation, Governance, Rights, and Freedoms, and Specialized Legislations within the General Secretariat of the Government. Additionally, Mohamed El Yadini has taken over as head of the Directorate of Infrastructure, Productive Sectors, and Sustainable Development Legislations. These appointments demonstrate the government's focus on improving its legislative and governance structures.
In the Ministry of Industry, Trade, Investment, and Economic Inclusion, Yassine Ahmimi has been appointed director of Statistics, Studies, Monitoring, and Evaluation. This move is expected to enhance the ministry's analytical capabilities. Ahmimi's expertise will likely contribute to more informed decision-making. The ministry plays a vital role in promoting economic growth and development in Morocco.
The Council of Government has also made appointments in the Ministries of Culture, Youth, Transport and Logistics, Economy, Finance, and Public Performance. Hafida Khouyi has been named director of the National Superior Institute of Music and Choreographic Arts. Mohamed Chakkal has taken over as director of Youth. Safaa Raddaf has been appointed director of Civil Aviation. These appointments reflect the government's commitment to promoting cultural, social, and economic development.
Furthermore, Chafik Essalouh has been appointed head of the Directorate of Control and Customs Investigations within the Administration of Customs and Indirect Taxes. El Houcine Haida has taken over as director of the Urban Agency of Skhirat-Témara. Hicham El Khorassani has been named director of the Urban Agency of Rabat-Salé. Saïd Koubra has been reappointed as director of the Urban Agency of Errachidia-Midelt. These appointments demonstrate the government's focus on improving its administrative and regulatory frameworks.
The recent appointments reflect the Moroccan government's efforts to strengthen its institutions and enhance its administrative capabilities. The Council of Government's decisions aim to promote good governance, accountability, and transparency. The appointments also demonstrate the government's commitment to promoting economic growth, social development, and cultural enrichment in Morocco.
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- The Moroccan Council of Government has approved 11 new nominations to high-ranking positions across various ministries.
