This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
Parliamentary representative Nabil Al-Dakhsh called on the Minister of National Education, Primary Education and Sports, Muhammad Saad Barada, to reverse the decision to limit the age of passing educational competitions.
Al-Dakhsh said in a written question addressed to Minister Barrada that, within the framework of the ongoing debate on the decision to limit the age of entry to the education competition, taken by the former minister and that the National Coordination of these Excluded from this competition, deemed “unconstitutional”.
A member of the movement’s team in the House of Representatives noted that because of this group’s continued insistence on overturning this decision, questions are being raised about the constitutionality of this age limit, particularly at the light of the emphasis on its violation of the Civil Service Act and the Constitution, which stipulate the principle of access to jobs on the basis of merit.
In this context, Al-Dakhsh questioned the minister responsible for the sector about the measures that the competent ministry will take to reverse this decision in light of these legal and popular objections. He also explained the steps that should be taken to answer this question. problem and give the opportunity to all age groups who were harmed by this decision to join the match to ensure the principle of equal opportunities.
It should be noted that the refusal of the Ministry of National Education, Primary Education and Sports to limit the age of entry into teaching to “30 years” still arouses strong reactions of rejection, which whether among educational union activists or among university graduates who confirm that the This decision results in the exclusion of a certain number of skills that the national education sector needs. Originally, it contradicted laws guaranteeing the right to work, which stipulate that the maximum age is 45 years.
