On the sidelines of the ministerial meeting of the International Security Alliance being held in the United Arab Emirates, Moroccan Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit met with his counterpart Fernando Grande Marlasca.
Abdelouafi Laftit , Minister of the Interior, wants to eradicate conflicts of interest within municipalities. In this sense, he has, through a circular, instructed the walis and governors to initiate the dismissal procedure against any commune president who has private interest relationships with his commune.
In order to reduce the risk of terrorist financing, the Ministry of the Interior has published a guide for associations, which are vulnerable targets. A way for the department of Abdelouafi Laftit to try to nip the evil in the bud.
In Morocco, the import of drones is subject to very strict conditions. Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior, reports that 616 drones have already been authorized to fly over Moroccan airspace.
The government has just adopted draft decree No. 2.22.159 implementing certain provisions of Law No. 13.21 relating to the legal use of cannabis for medical and industrial purposes.
To address the problem of water scarcity threatening Morocco, the government has asked local authorities to take urgent measures to ensure rational management of available water resources.
Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior, intends to review the criteria for appointing walis and governors. He will also clean up the territorial administration.
Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior, instructed the walis and governors to severely sanction all violations that taint the urban planning sector in the communes.
Despite the lifting of the night curfew , Moroccans will still have to do without concerts, nightclubs and stadiums. The Minister of the Interior recalled a series of measures still in force.
The new walis and governors must rationalize the expenses imposed by the health crisis and comply with the legal and regulatory provisions in force. They are invited to limit their expenses to the strict minimum.
As planned, Morocco organized the legislative, municipal and regional elections on September 8. For the president of the Arab World Institute (IMA) , Jack Lang, these elections "are an example of a pluralist democracy, quite unique in Africa".
The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit says he is satisfied with the smooth running of the September 8 elections which, according to him, took place in the "best conditions".