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King Mohammed VI chaired a ministerial council today, Sunday, at the Royal Palace in Rabat.
In accordance with the provisions of Article 49 of the Constitution, and at the proposal of the Head of Government, and on the initiative of the Minister of Interior, His Majesty the King appointed a number of walis and governors in the territorial administration. In this regard, His Majesty appointed Mustapha El Maaza as governor of Al Haouz province. Mustapha El Maaza was born in 1969 and holds a degree in Arts, French Language Department, before starting his professional career in 1992 as a soldier within the framework of civil service in the Ministry of National Education. El Maaza joined the ranks of the graduates of the Royal Institute of Territorial Administration, where he graduated on July 11, 1996, from the 31st batch, to begin his actual administrative career in the field of local authority. After his graduation, El Maaza was appointed as a commander in the General Secretariat of Tetouan, then as a commander of one of the administrative annexes in the same province, before moving to the Laayoune province where he held the position of head of the district and head of the Department of Internal Affairs in 2003, then became the first successor to the governor in the same province in 2004. In 2006, he was appointed head of the Moulay Abdelslam Ben Mchich district in the Larache province, before being assigned in 2010 to the position of Secretary General of Sidi Slimane province, a position he held competently until his appointment as governor of Benslimane province and then as governor of Al Haouz province.
