HIBAPRESS – Mohammed Menfloti
The body of the former official and former framework of the Ministry of Interior, "Abdullah Bendehiba", was buried in the Sidi Rnoun cemetery at the northern entrance to the city of Settat on Saturday afternoon in the presence of prominent figures from the state.
Amidst a security alert that spread around the Al-Massira Mosque, and after performing the funeral prayer in a rainy atmosphere witnessed by the capital of the Chaouia region, the funeral procession headed towards the cemetery in the presence of prominent figures, including Khaled Safir and Sharqi Dhriss, and several other political and security figures who came from the capital, Rabat. In a statement to HIBAPRESS, the brother of the deceased, "Bouchaib Ben Dehiba", said that the deceased was a helpful man who loved his country as a man of the state who had stamped their professional history. The deceased was born in 1950 in the Settat region, he obtained a degree in political science in 1979, as well as a diploma of higher studies in political science in 1981. He also held several positions, including the director of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Settat on January 1, 1978, and the general director of the Kenitra exhibition on January 1, 1984, and the director of training administrative and technical cadres at the Ministry of Interior on January 1, 1998. On December 31, 1999, His Majesty King Mohammed VI appointed him as governor of the Khouribga province, and on July 22, 2004, he was appointed as governor of the Nador province. He also held the position of Wali of the Doukkala-Abda region and governor of the Safi province in December 2010, and remained in his position until 2015. The HIBAPRESS camera followed part of the funeral ceremonies of the deceased and prepared the following report: https://youtu.be/5WEi0enfF8U?si=J9euUJ5VOy6A0af0
