HIBAPRESS – Rabat
Since his appointment two years ago at the head of the Customs Training Institute, Director Abdelghani Mohsen has been able to bring about a qualitative transformation within this sensitive institution, combining administrative rigor and a reformist vision that aims to raise the level of training and professional discipline of customs officers and agents.
Abdelghani Mohsen, who has accumulated extensive experience within the customs administration, chose from day one to take the path of real reform, away from courtesies or leniency with manifestations of chaos that were hindering the normal functioning of the institution. Thanks to his strict and fair approach at the same time, the institute has become a model to be emulated in discipline, where he has restored the importance of the spirit of responsibility and hard work within the ranks of trainees and administrative staff alike. In just two years, the director was able to improve the quality of training by adopting modern curricula, strengthening field training programs, and raising the level of follow-up and discipline within the classrooms and accommodation facilities, which made the institute experience a new dynamic, as evidenced by observers and professionals. There is no disagreement that the personality of Abdelghani Mohsen combines firmness and openness; he is a director who believes that reform can only be achieved with determination, but at the same time he encourages constructive dialogue and listening to all administrative and training components without discrimination. With this balanced approach, he was able to restore trust between the administration and the trainees, and to put the institution on the track of development and professional discipline. Today, after two years of assuming responsibility, a number of customs officers agree that the Training Institute is experiencing a new phase under the title of seriousness, responsibility, and discipline, thanks to the leadership of Director Abdelghani Mohsen, who chose the path of quiet and rational reform, putting before his eyes the interest of the nation and the directives of His Majesty in modernizing the public facility and training cadres capable of serving the country with efficiency and integrity.
