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May 10, 2025
El Zamouri Boosts Party Dynamism in Tangier by Hosting Women and Youth Figures
Mohamed El Zamouri, the Constitutional Union party's regional coordinator for Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima and Political Bureau member, received women's and youth association figures in Tangier, accompanied by MP Abdelaziz El Ouadiki and Regional Director Abdelsalam Hamdan. The meeting focused on reinforcing party structures, enhancing openness to civil society, and actively engaging youth and women in local development and political action.
May 7, 2025
His Majesty the King launches the establishment of the emergency stockpile and reserves platform for the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, embodying the Moroccan model of resilience in facing disasters.
King Mohammed VI launched a 7 billion MAD national project to build 12 regional emergency stockpile platforms (providing tents, food, and field hospitals). This will ensure rapid disaster response, tripling Morocco's emergency capacity compared to the Al Haouz earthquake.
Apr 24, 2025
King Mohammed VI launches the construction works for the high-speed rail line (LGV) linking Kenitra and Marrakech in Rabat.
King Mohammed VI launched the Kenitra-Marrakech High-Speed Rail (LGV) project spanning 430 km, with a budget of 53 billion MAD (part of a 96 billion MAD overall program including 168 new trains). This major project will drastically reduce travel times (Tangier to Marrakech in 2 hours 40 minutes), boost urban commuter rail networks, and establish a local railway industrial ecosystem.
Jan 15, 2025
Mr. El Zemmouri Retains Presidency of Sahel Chamali Commune Under Constitutional Union Banner
Mohamed Akhrif (Constitutional Union - UC) was elected president of the Sahel Chamali communal council (Tangier-Assilah prefecture), replacing former president Abdelhamid El Kennouni following a court-ordered dismissal. Led by regional coordinator Mohamed El Zemmouri, the UC successfully mobilized support to retain the council presidency, forming a joint executive bureau with the RNI in accordance with Prefectural Decision No. 06 and Organic Law No. 113.14.
Jan 13, 2025
Parliamentary Majority Selects Chaoui Belassal, Head of the Constitutional Democratic and Social Group, as Coordinator in the House of Representatives
Heads of the majority parliamentary groups in the House of Representatives designated Chaoui Belassal, leader of the Constitutional Democratic and Social group, as majority coordinator under the annual rotational presidency system based on proportional representation. Agreed during a meeting that also addressed an upcoming study day on parliamentary diplomacy, the leadership body convenes at least biweekly to align legislative strategy, propose joint amendments, and coordinate private members' bills and investigative missions.
Jan 12, 2025
Convening of the Regional Conference of the Constitutional Youth Organization in Meknes
The inaugural conference of the Constitutional Youth Organization took place in Meknes under the banner "Our Morocco Is Cohesive Through Us, and the Future Is in Our Hands," timed with the Independence Manifesto anniversary and aligned with Mohamed Joudar's party restructuring initiative. Backed by key regional leaders (Khalid El Touil, Amina Haddach, Fatiha Ghalib, Hassan Boukddour), the assembly established its new provincial leadership: Provincial Secretary: Yahya Hosni (CNSS Executive). Executive Bureau: Nouhaila Moujad (1st Vice-President), Ishraq Benfarji (2nd Vice-President), Moad El Amarti (Treasurer), Redouane Maaroufi (Vice-Treasurer), Oussama Ahzriz (Rapporteur), and Imane Larouz (Vice-Rapporteur). Councilors: A multidisciplinary team including Zainab El Cheibi, Abdelmoughit Hlil, Abdessamad El Meskili, Mohamed Amine Nassif, El Mehdi Hajjoubi, Mouna Mounsmahi, and Moad Begloule.
Jan 10, 2025
The Presentation of the Independence Manifesto: A Glorious Milestone in the National Struggle for Freedom
Morocco commemorates the 81st anniversary of the January 11, 1944 Independence Manifesto, a historical milestone underscoring the unity between the Throne and the people against colonial division. Led by Late King Mohammed V—who championed independence at the 1943 Anfa Conference—67 resistance leaders signed the document demanding full national sovereignty and Royal-led democratic reforms, paving the way for the Sovereign's return and full independence in 1956.
Jan 7, 2025
Constitutional Group Warns Against Undermining Healthcare Workers' Achievements, Calls for Dialogue to Avert Social Tensions
During an oral questions session at the House of Representatives, the Constitutional Democratic and Social Group, represented by MP Wassila Essahili, warned against undermining healthcare workers' core rights, specifically centralized budgetary posts, salaries, and civil servant status. Cautioning that any rollbacks could trigger destabilizing social unrest in a critical sector, Ms. Essahili urged the government to pursue dialogue with union representatives while praising healthcare professionals for their vital service to citizens.

El Zamouri Boosts Party Dynamism in Tangier by Hosting Women and Youth Figures

Mohamed El Zamouri, the Constitutional Union party's regional coordinator for Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima and Political Bureau member, received women's and youth association figures in Tangier, accompanied by MP Abdelaziz El Ouadiki and Regional Director Abdelsalam Hamdan. The meeting focused on reinforcing party structures, enhancing openness to civil society, and actively engaging youth and women in local development and political action.

King Mohammed VI launches the construction works for the high-speed rail line (LGV) linking Kenitra and Marrakech in Rabat.

King Mohammed VI launched the Kenitra-Marrakech High-Speed Rail (LGV) project spanning 430 km, with a budget of 53 billion MAD (part of a 96 billion MAD overall program including 168 new trains). This major project will drastically reduce travel times (Tangier to Marrakech in 2 hours 40 minutes), boost urban commuter rail networks, and establish a local railway industrial ecosystem.

Mr. El Zemmouri Retains Presidency of Sahel Chamali Commune Under Constitutional Union Banner

Mohamed Akhrif (Constitutional Union - UC) was elected president of the Sahel Chamali communal council (Tangier-Assilah prefecture), replacing former president Abdelhamid El Kennouni following a court-ordered dismissal. Led by regional coordinator Mohamed El Zemmouri, the UC successfully mobilized support to retain the council presidency, forming a joint executive bureau with the RNI in accordance with Prefectural Decision No. 06 and Organic Law No. 113.14.

Parliamentary Majority Selects Chaoui Belassal, Head of the Constitutional Democratic and Social Group, as Coordinator in the House of Representatives

Heads of the majority parliamentary groups in the House of Representatives designated Chaoui Belassal, leader of the Constitutional Democratic and Social group, as majority coordinator under the annual rotational presidency system based on proportional representation. Agreed during a meeting that also addressed an upcoming study day on parliamentary diplomacy, the leadership body convenes at least biweekly to align legislative strategy, propose joint amendments, and coordinate private members' bills and investigative missions.

Convening of the Regional Conference of the Constitutional Youth Organization in Meknes

The inaugural conference of the Constitutional Youth Organization took place in Meknes under the banner "Our Morocco Is Cohesive Through Us, and the Future Is in Our Hands," timed with the Independence Manifesto anniversary and aligned with Mohamed Joudar's party restructuring initiative. Backed by key regional leaders (Khalid El Touil, Amina Haddach, Fatiha Ghalib, Hassan Boukddour), the assembly established its new provincial leadership: Provincial Secretary: Yahya Hosni (CNSS Executive). Executive Bureau: Nouhaila Moujad (1st Vice-President), Ishraq Benfarji (2nd Vice-President), Moad El Amarti (Treasurer), Redouane Maaroufi (Vice-Treasurer), Oussama Ahzriz (Rapporteur), and Imane Larouz (Vice-Rapporteur). Councilors: A multidisciplinary team including Zainab El Cheibi, Abdelmoughit Hlil, Abdessamad El Meskili, Mohamed Amine Nassif, El Mehdi Hajjoubi, Mouna Mounsmahi, and Moad Begloule.

The Presentation of the Independence Manifesto: A Glorious Milestone in the National Struggle for Freedom

Morocco commemorates the 81st anniversary of the January 11, 1944 Independence Manifesto, a historical milestone underscoring the unity between the Throne and the people against colonial division. Led by Late King Mohammed V—who championed independence at the 1943 Anfa Conference—67 resistance leaders signed the document demanding full national sovereignty and Royal-led democratic reforms, paving the way for the Sovereign's return and full independence in 1956.

Constitutional Group Warns Against Undermining Healthcare Workers' Achievements, Calls for Dialogue to Avert Social Tensions

During an oral questions session at the House of Representatives, the Constitutional Democratic and Social Group, represented by MP Wassila Essahili, warned against undermining healthcare workers' core rights, specifically centralized budgetary posts, salaries, and civil servant status. Cautioning that any rollbacks could trigger destabilizing social unrest in a critical sector, Ms. Essahili urged the government to pursue dialogue with union representatives while praising healthcare professionals for their vital service to citizens.