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Rabat-Salé-Kénitra

2 elected official(s) in this region.

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10 prefectures and provinces, 11 constituencies — click a constituency to see its representative.

Abdelmajid Berkach
Rabat-Océan
Rabat-Océan
Rabat-Chellah
Rabat-Chellah
Salé-Médina
Salé-Médina
Salé-El Jadida
Salé-El Jadida
Skhirate-Témara
Skhirate-Témara
Chaoui Belassal
Kénitra
Kénitra
El Gharb
El Gharb
Khémisset-Oulmès
Khémisset-Oulmès
Tiflet-Rommani
Tiflet-Rommani
Sidi Kacem
Sidi Kacem
Sidi Slimane
Sidi Slimane
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Abdelmajid Berkach

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Rabat-Océan

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  • Farid El Harfi: Major Projects to Launch for the Benefit of Jorf El Melha Residents

    Farid El Harfi, President of the Jorf El Melha Communal Council, announced major infrastructure investments driven by municipal funding and ministerial partnerships: Sports: Construction of an indoor sports hall and 4 local fields (24M MAD). Vocational Training: Establishment of a Vocational Training Institute (20M MAD). Economic Development: Creation of an industrial zone to attract investment and jobs (11.4M MAD). Public Services: Construction of a modern, certified provincial slaughterhouse (24M MAD).

  • Organizing a Training Session for the Women of the Constitutional Union by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.

    Over a four-day period during the weekend, the city of Khemisset hosted an intensive training session for the women and youth of the Constitutional Union (UC) party. Led by Dr. Abdelaziz Dahri, the event was attended by leaders from the party's political bureau. The training was organized by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and funded by the European Union, focusing on advocacy techniques and the drafting of party programs and strategies. This meeting served as a valuable opportunity to assess the current state of political participation among women and youth, emphasizing the importance of active involvement to strengthen their presence within elected councils at local, regional, and national levels. The session also featured impactful presentations that highlighted how successful party strategies rely on anticipating the future and adapting to economic and social shifts to meet present societal demands. The training session concluded with the presentation of workshop reports and key takeaways to be submitted as actionable proposals to the party's political bureau, along with the distribution of certificates of participation to all women and youth who completed the program.

  • Chaoui Belassal: Ratification of the fisheries agreement marks a new start for Morocco-EU relations.

    Mr. Chaoui Belassal commended the European Parliament's overwhelming ratification (415 votes in favor) of the new Morocco-EU fisheries agreement covering Cape Spartel to Cape Blanc. The deal bolsters strategic relations, increases annual compensation to €52.2 million (+30%), protects marine ecosystems, benefits local populations, and reinforces Morocco's territorial position against opponents.

  • Chaoui Belassal: Ratification of the fisheries agreement marks a new start for relations between Morocco and the European Union.

    Chaoui Belassal, member of the Morocco-EU Joint Parliamentary Committee, highlighted that the European Parliament's overwhelming adoption of the new fisheries agreement marks a fresh start for strategic relations and refutes claims by opponents of Morocco's territorial integrity. Covering maritime waters from Cap Spartel to Cap Blanc, the agreement increases annual financial support to 52.2 million euros while ensuring local socio-economic benefits and environmental protection.

  • Constitutional Union's El Harfi elected President of Jorf El Melha Commune.

    Farid El Harfi of the Constitutional Union was unanimously elected President of the Jorf El Melha Communal Council with 26 votes. His election follows the Rabat Administrative Court's decision to dismiss former mayor Abdelaziz Essadek (PPS) for political party switching after supporting the PAM party, pursuant to Article 20 of the Political Parties Law and Article 51 of the Communal Organic Law.

  • Yassine Radi denounces the high cost of social housing.

    Yassine Radi, MP for the Constitutional Rally group, accused "real estate lobbies" of exploiting tax exemptions and subsidized land to sell cramped apartments at inflated prices of 250,000 MAD, despite an actual production cost not exceeding 110,000 MAD. In response to his parliamentary question, Secretary of State for Housing Fatna El Khiel pledged to introduce higher-quality housing programs in the upcoming finance bill while reporting an 81% completion rate for the "Cities Without Slums" initiative.

  • El Harfi criticizes educational dysfunctions in rural areas.

    Abderrahmane El Harfi, Constitutional Rally MP for Sidi Kacem, criticized the worsening challenges of rural education and high dropout rates, particularly among young girls. In his questioning of Minister Said Amzazi, El Harfi highlighted severe infrastructure deficits and classroom overcrowding exceeding 40 students. He warned of security risks at satellite schools due to a lack of fencing and guards—leading to vandalism and instances of schools being converted into livestock stables during summer—underlining that educational reform is crucial for development and social mobility.

  • Constitutional Union wins the presidency of the "Beni Ahsen" group of communes.

    Abdelwahed Khallouqi of the Constitutional Union party was unanimously elected president of the "Beni Ahsen for the Environment" inter-communal group in Sidi Slimane. Bringing together the province's urban and rural communes, the institution aims to address regional environmental and ecological challenges. Khallouqi also serves as Finance Committee Chair for the Sidi Slimane Provincial Council and Vice President of Kceibya council.