The Moroccan government has unveiled a new employment plan aimed at tackling the country's unemployment crisis, with a particular focus on the youth demographic. The initiative was introduced by the Minister for Economic Inclusion, Small Businesses, Employment, and Skills, during a recent conference......
In a significant move to address rising security concerns, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Saturday approving an updated version of the National Strategy for Countering Extremism in Russia. This new strategy, aimed at enhancing the country's fight against extremism, underscores......
Morocco's police force has seen significant advancements in recruitment, training, and social support initiatives in 2024, according to the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) annual report. These efforts aim to cultivate a more professional, motivated, and community-oriented police force. The......
Morocco has significantly bolstered its international security partnerships, demonstrating a robust commitment to combating crime and fostering global cooperation. The General Directorate for National Security (DGSN) reports that Morocco's election of a DGSN candidate as Interpol's vice president......
On Monday evening, the new French government, led by Prime Minister François Bayrou, was revealed by the Secretary General of the Élysée, Alexis Kohler. The new administration brings together a blend of experienced figures, including former prime ministers and ministers who have......
On Friday, in Rabat, Abdelkader Salama, the First Vice-President of the House of Councillors, met with Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas, a member of the Mexican Senate and president of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). Cárdenas is currently on an official visit to Morocco, leading a......
The US government narrowly avoided a potential shutdown after lawmakers reached an eleventh-hour agreement on a funding bill. The failure to secure a deal would have resulted in missed paychecks for federal employees just before the holiday season, disrupting public services nationwide. Tensions over......
The second edition of the National Advanced Regionalization Conference took place on Friday in Tangier, gathering over 1,500 participants, including government officials, regional leaders, Moroccan and international experts, and economic stakeholders. Organized under the High Patronage of His Majesty......
The second edition of the National Conference on Advanced Regionalization opened in Tangier, focusing on the theme: "Advanced Regionalization: Addressing Today’s and Tomorrow’s Challenges." This pivotal event underscores Morocco’s commitment to decentralization and highlights......
King Mohammed VI of Morocco addressed the Second National Conference on Advanced Regionalization in Tangier, highlighting the significance of this strategic initiative in advancing governance and fostering economic and social development. This conference, held on December 20-21, serves as a vital milestone......
Amid mounting pressure, Prime Minister François Bayrou faces significant obstacles as he prepares to finalize his government. After initial consultations, Bayrou has invited key political leaders, excluding those from the National Rally (RN) and La France Insoumise (LFI), to a summit meeting at......
Morocco has established a distinctive governance model founded on a long-term vision, ensuring policy continuity beyond government transitions. This approach, supported by a constitutional framework, emphasizes the integration of public policies at the local level through advanced regionalization. This......
On December 12, 2024, Moroccan officials, along with representatives from professional organizations and the country’s Inter-ministerial Delegation for Human Rights, came together to commemorate International Human Rights Day by signing a series of key partnership agreements. These agreements aim......
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