Keywords: Public administration
Morocco’s Ombudsman, Hassan Tarek, has unveiled the "Towards an Administration of Equality" initiative, a national program aimed at addressing gender-based disparities in public administration. The program, announced during an institutional forum in Rabat, seeks to identify and reform......
Morocco’s Ombudsman Institution has launched an initiative targeting political party youth organizations, aiming to understand how younger generations experience and evaluate public services. The program comes amid rising public scrutiny of healthcare, education, and basic administrative services......
The Lebanese Ministry of Interior and Municipalities has officially launched a call for applications to fill key leadership positions at the country’s Traffic and Vehicle Management Authority, known as Nefaa. This includes the roles of board chairman, director-general, and board members. The announcement,......
Morocco is embarking on a transformative journey to modernize its civil registry system through a significant national project launched by the Ministry of Interior. With a budget of MAD 194 million (approximately $19.4 million), this initiative aims to digitize civil registry records across all prefectures......
Morocco’s economic outlook remains positive, with domestic demand expected to fuel a 4.2% growth in 2025, according to the latest projections from the High Commission for Planning (HCP). This follows an estimated 4.9% growth in 2024, highlighting the central role of domestic demand in sustaining......
A recent survey by market research firm Sunergia reveals that 71% of Moroccans believe digitalizing administrative services can help reduce corruption. The survey highlights that digitalization boosts transparency and minimizes human interactions, key factors in curbing corrupt practices. The data shows......
In the face of a nuanced economic landscape, Morocco demonstrates promising signs of growth, particularly in household consumption, despite encountering various challenges. A recent report from the High Commission for Planning (HCP) projects a 1.2% expansion in household spending during the first quarter......
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