Keywords: Transparency
Two elected officials from Morocco's Chamber of Representatives have lost their seats due to corruption charges, as per a decision by the country's Constitutional Court. Said Zaidi of the PPS party, who previously served as president of the commune of Cherrat, and Abdelkader Boussairi of the......
In a recent conference held in Fez, the pivotal role of mediation in dispute resolution and business facilitation within Morocco took center stage. The event shed light on how institutional mediation, spearheaded by Morocco's Ombudsman, serves as a catalyst for increased investment by fostering enhanced......
In a groundbreaking initiative to bolster citizen engagement in the policy-making process, the Moroccan government has recently introduced an interactive online portal, www.alhoukouma.gov.ma. This state-of-the-art platform is designed to provide citizens with unprecedented access to government operations,......
In an effort to address the acute water shortage in Morocco, Minister Nizar Baraka's proposal for water cuts has raised concerns, prompting the National Federation of Consumer Associations Morocco to advocate for greater transparency and advanced notice before implementing such measures. Recent......
A newly released report analyzing asset declarations in Morocco has found that the vast majority of elected officials failed to fulfill their legal obligation to disclose personal financial holdings. Between January 1st and October 31st of this year, only 193 out of 515 total members of parliament submitted......
In an unprecedented move, Netflix has unveiled detailed viewing statistics for thousands of titles on its platform, providing the public with an inside look into its most-watched shows and biggest flops. On Tuesday, Netflix released an exhaustive report titled "What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement......
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