HIBAPRESS – Mohamed Zariouh
In an important step in the course of the case that concerns the academic public opinion, the Administrative Court in Rabat has set Friday as the date for a new research session related to the dues of a number of professors at Ibn Tofail University in Kenitra.
The session will be held at twelve-thirty in the afternoon, in the presence of the reporting judge, where it is expected to contribute to shedding light on new aspects of this thorny file.
It should be noted that this session comes after the preliminary judgment No. 394 was issued on November 21, 2025, which ordered a thorough investigation and the hearing of the parties concerned in file No. 2025/7112/548. This judicial procedure aims to clarify the professors' arguments about the financial and administrative demands they submitted, which reflects the judiciary's commitment to objective investigation into the case.
This case raises widespread interest in university circles, as many academics and administrators closely follow the details of the file, because it raises questions about the rights of professors in relation to financial dues and the reasons for the delay in disbursing them. The Ibn Tofail University case has also become a starting point for reviewing the financial and administrative policies followed in higher education institutions.
This session represents an important station in a long and complex file, as many expect it to contribute to determining the upcoming course of this case, which combines the demands of the professors and the duties of university administrations. The case is not limited to these professors only, but touches on many issues related to the rights of workers in the higher education sector in general.
With the approach of the date of the session, everyone remains in anticipation to know what the upcoming sessions will result in, from decisions that may be pivotal in determining the future of these dues, and with them the future of the mechanisms of interaction between professors and university administrations in similar cases.
