Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri and Aziz Akhannouch Hold Handover Ceremony in Rabat

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Morocco’s government transition took a formal step on Saturday with a handover ceremony between Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, the incoming head of government, and Aziz Akhannouch, held at the headquarters of the Head of Government in Rabat.

The ceremony marked the transfer of responsibilities and provided an opportunity to review major government priorities and strategic projects already underway. Discussions focused on maintaining continuity in public policy, advancing social programmes and supporting Morocco’s economic momentum.

Government Priorities Remain in Focus

During the meeting, the two sides reviewed key files and ongoing development projects, emphasizing the importance of sustaining implementation efforts and ensuring that government action remains effective.

Particular attention was given to the implementation of the High Royal Guidelines, especially those concerning major social initiatives, economic development and improvements in the efficiency of Morocco’s public administration.

The discussions highlighted the importance of maintaining progress on existing commitments while ensuring that government institutions continue to respond to the country’s development needs.

Continuity and Administrative Coordination

Conducted in accordance with established administrative practices, the handover ceremony underscored the principle of transferring public responsibilities in the service of the general interest.

The transition also placed emphasis on coordination between the outgoing and incoming leadership, particularly regarding strategic projects requiring sustained attention and consistent implementation.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, both parties expressed their commitment to continuing their efforts in a spirit of cooperation and responsibility. Their stated objective is to support the effectiveness of government action and accompany Morocco’s development ambitions across different sectors.

The handover comes at a time when social policy, economic performance and administrative reform remain central to the Kingdom’s public agenda. Maintaining coordination around these priorities will be important as the government pursues ongoing projects and works to translate its development objectives into practical outcomes.