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King Mohammed VI chaired, Monday, May 12, 2025, corresponding to the 14 Dou al-Qiida 1446 of the Hegira, at the Royal Palace in Rabat, a Council of Ministers devoted to the approval of an organic bill, four draft decree relating to the military domain, of several international conventions, as well as proposals for appointments to higher functions.
At the start of the work, the King arrested the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Water and Forests on the impact of precipitation on the agricultural campaign, the situation of the national herd and the measures provided for by the government for its lasting reconstruction, as well as for the improvement of the conditions of the breeders.
The minister said that recent precipitation had a very positive impact on cereal production, fall and spring crops, fruit trees, plant cover and livestock food across the country.
The king gave his orientations so that the recontreable of the livestock is carried out rigorously, according to objective criteria, and supervised by commissions under the supervision of the local authorities.
He also interviewed the Minister of Equipment and Water on the Filling rate of the dams and the water situation. The Minister said that the average filling rate currently reaches 40.3 %, making it possible to mobilize 6.7 billion m³ of water, the equivalent of a year and a half of drinking water consumption.
The Council of Ministers then approved an organic bill, amending and supplementing the law on the status of magistrates. The text aims to strengthen the guarantees granted to magistrates by integrating recent amendments relating to the general status of the public service, including in particular disease of disease, maternity, paternity, care (Kafala) and breastfeeding.
The Council also adopted four draft decree in the military field. These texts relate to military air navigation, the situation of military attachés and their teams, as well as on the treatment, balance and allowances of the staff of the Royal Armed Forces. These measures are part of the improvement of the material conditions of certain categories of the armed forces, with a view to strengthening their operational capacities.
As part of the strengthening of Morocco’s partnership relations with several countries, the Council approved eleven international conventions: eight with African countries, two in Asia and one in Europe. Six of them were signed in Laâyoune and Dakhla, marking an explicit recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara.
These agreements concern judicial and customs cooperation, higher education, scientific research and innovation, transport, logistics, energy, the fight against double taxation and tax evasion, as well as a agreement relating to the reception by Morocco of the Permanent Headquarters of the African Union of the Blind.
In accordance with article 49 of the Constitution, and on the proposal of the head of government:
Appointments at the initiative of the Minister of the Interior:
Central administration ::
Samir Mohamed Tazi: Wali, Secretary General of the Interior Ministry
Mohamed Faouzi: Wali, inspector general of the territorial administration
Hassan Aghmari: Wali, director of electoral affairs
Abdelhak Harrak: Wali, director of information and telecommunications systems
Territorial appointments ::
5. Mohamed Ali Habouha: Governor of Settat
6. Jamal Khallouq: Governor of Berrechid
7. Adil El Maliki: Governor of Mohammedia
8. El Hassan Boukouta: Governor of Benslimane
9. Samir Lyazidi: Governor of El Kelaa of the Sraghna
10. Mohamed Darham: Governor of Sidi Ifni
11. Brahim Abouzaid: Governor of Sefrou
12. Hicham Medaghri Alaoui: Governor of Khouribga
13. Hamid Chnouri: Governor of Berkane
14. Mohamed Salem Essabti: Governor of Chtouka-Aït-Baha
15. Noureddine Ouabbou: Governor of Figuig
16. Mohammed Rachid: Governor of Essaouira
17. Mounir Houari: Governor of Sidi Bennour
18. Bouchra Barradi: Governor of Aïn Chock
19. Abdelmoumen Taleb: Governor of Youssoufia
20. Omar Lamrini: Governor of El Hajeb
21. Mohamed Bari: Governor of Tata
22. Youness El Khouildi: Governor in charge of regional interior affairs, wilaya of Rabat-Salé-Kenitra
23. OULAID LEMSAFER: Governor in charge of regional internal affairs, wilaya of Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima
24. Hanane Riahi: governor in charge of regional domestic affairs, wilaya of Marrakech-Safi
25. Abdellah El Alaoui: Governor, Director of Communication at the Ministry of the Interior
Appointments on the initiative of the Minister of Foreign Affairs:
Ambassadors appointed ::
Youssef IMani: Ethiopia
Mohamed Salah Babana Alaoui: Guinea-Bissau
Sidi Mohamed Biadillah: Mozambique
Khalid AFKIR: Zambia
Nezha Alaoui M’hamdi: Rwanda
El Hassan Lasri: Iraq
Redouane Adghoghi: Poland
Nadia El Hnot: Philippines
Meryem Naji: Vietnam
Amine Chabi: Pakistan
Other appointments:
At the initiative of the Minister of Economy and Finance ::
Nezha Hayat: Managing Director of the Mohammed VI fund for investment
Said Jabrani: Managing Director of the National Guarantee Company and Company Financing
On the initiative of the Minister of Health ::
Mohamed Aggouri: Managing Director of the Territorial Health Group of the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region
This appointment is part of the deployment of territorial health groups, the region having been chosen as a pilot before a generalization on a national scale.
At the initiative of the Minister Delegate responsible for the Digital Transition and the Reform of the Administration ::
Amine El Mezouaghi: Managing Director of the Digital Development Agency
