Here is a communiqué from the Royal Cabinet:
"His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, has kindly appointed the four members of the National Authority for Probity, Prevention and Fighting Corruption, whom the law organizing this authority grants His Majesty the right to appoint.
These Royal appointments aim to complete the composition of this national institution and enable it to fulfill the missions assigned to it by the Constitution, particularly in the fields of implementing anti-corruption policies, contributing to the moralization of public life, and consolidating the principles of good governance, the culture of public service, and the values of responsible citizenship.
They also come in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the new law organizing this important constitutional body, and in consideration of the experience, expertise, and competence these members possess in the Authority's field of competence, as well as their proven impartiality, neutrality, uprightness, and probity.
They are Mrs. Nadia Annouz, Mrs. Dounia Ben Abbas Taarji, Mr. Abdesslam Al Amani, and Mr. Abdessamad Sadouq.
His Majesty, may God preserve Him, also kindly appointed Mr. Ahmed Laamoumri as the Secretary-General of the Authority.
It is worth recalling that His Majesty the King previously appointed Mr. Bachir Rachdi as the President of this Authority.
The composition of the National Authority for Probity, Prevention and Fighting Corruption also includes: The members appointed by the Head of Government: – Mrs. Ghita Lahlou and Mrs. Naima Benwakrim – Mr. Rachid Lamdouar and Mr. Abdelmounim Mohssini The two members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives: Mrs. Amina Figuigui and Mr. Noureddine Mouaddib. The two members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Councilors: Mrs. Rabha Zedgui and Mr. Abdelkhalek Chammachi."
His Majesty King Mohammed VI stated that Morocco is entering a new phase focused on strengthening national sovereignty, supporting economic recovery, and implementing the New Development Model. He also called on the government and Parliament to fully assume their responsibilities.
The United Nations praised His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s forward-looking vision for future generations, highlighting the importance of collective action to build a human-centered and sustainable development model. It also noted that this vision has become even more relevant in light of the challenges exposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly social inequalities and the spread of misinformation.
The Council of the League of Arab States praised the efforts of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, to protect Al-Quds Al-Sharif and support the resilience of the Palestinian people. It also highlighted the fieldwork of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency in preserving the city’s Arab and Islamic identity.
