Keywords: Rachid Talbi Alami
Morocco's Parliament and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe are taking steps to strengthen their collaboration and advance democratic values. This effort received a significant boost during the official visit of Theodoros Rousopoulos, President of the Parliamentary Assembly, to Morocco. Rousopoulos's......
In a resounding affirmation of his political prowess, Rachid Talbi Alami has been re-elected as Speaker of the Moroccan Chamber of Deputies, securing a decisive mandate to steer the nation's legislative agenda. The veteran lawmaker's commanding victory underscores Morocco's commitment to......
In a decisive vote today, Rachid Talbi Alami reaffirmed his prominence in Moroccan politics by securing a second term as President of the House of Representatives. The outcome, a clear demonstration of confidence from his peers, solidifies his pivotal role in shaping the nation's legislative agenda......
Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch will present the midterm balance of his government after the opening of the spring session of Parliament, which is scheduled for this Friday, April 12. This was announced by the majority parties during a meeting held on Thursday in Rabat. The majority parties met on Thursday,......
In a concerted effort to reinforce the enduring ties between their nations, leaders from Morocco and Jordan convened in Rabat this week to explore avenues for deepening cooperation between their respective parliamentary bodies. This meeting marked a renewed commitment to enhancing collaboration not only......
In a testament to the enduring camaraderie between nations, Jean-François Ndongou, President of the Transitional National Assembly of Gabon, showered commendations upon Morocco for its unwavering dedication to nurturing Moroccan-Gabonese relations. His accolades resounded during his visit to Rabat......
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