Keywords: Government reforms
El Malick Ndiaye, President of the National Assembly in Senegal, announced his resignation on Sunday, only days after the dismissal of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. The political developments have increased uncertainty in the country and raised questions about the future......
The Moroccan government has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing the demands of the youth-led GenZ 212 protest movement, emphasizing ongoing reforms in education, health, and employment. Speaking after the weekly Council meeting, Government Spokesperson and minister delegate for parliamentary relations,......
Morocco's Government Council has approved several high-level appointments across key ministries and institutions, marking significant changes in the nation's administrative landscape. Samira El Malizi has been appointed as director of Morocco's National Library (BNRM), transitioning from......
Morocco's expatriate community continues to make substantial contributions to the national economy, with diaspora remittances reaching MAD 108.67 billion ($10.7 billion) by November 2024, according to recent data from Morocco's Office of Foreign Exchange. This represents a 2.8% increase compared......
In a surprising development, Muhammad Yunus, the 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has taken the helm of Bangladesh's interim government following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amidst months of intense student protests. Yunus, renowned for his pioneering work in microfinance,......
Medical and pharmacy students across Morocco persist in their boycott of classes and exams, demanding improved training quality following recent government reforms that shortened their education by one year. Abderahman Bouhsiss, a representative of third-year medical students in Rabat, expressed students'......
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