The delegated ministry in charge of the Digital Transition intends to develop a platform called "the user’s digital account" to improve the quality of administrative services to users.
The report on human resources annexed to the 2024 Finance Bill indicates that the average net monthly salary in the Moroccan civil service increased by 18.08%, from 7,250 dirhams in 2013 to 8,561 dirhams in 2023.
The Moroccan state plans to create 30,034 positions in ministries and public institutions in 2024, according to the 2024 Finance Bill (PLF).
Following the publication by the Ministries of the Interior and Spatial Planning and Urban Planning of a joint order relating to the simplification of procedures in the field of urban planning, Abdelouafi Laftit sent a circular to the walis, governors and presidents of municipalities, the purpose of which is to put an end to administrative delays.
Moroccan civil status officers are now obliged to temporarily accept the declared first names, including those in contradiction with the law, contrary to previous practices, according to a decree that has just been published.
The delegate minister in charge of Digital Transition, Ghita Mezzour, stated that Morocco has a significant legal arsenal to fight against the phenomenon of "ghost civil servants".
A new wage increase for Moroccan civil servants is currently under discussion within the government. The news was confirmed by the Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, Younes Sekkouri, in parliament.
The government intends to soon simplify and digitize some 2,500 procedures. This is what Ghita Mezzour , Minister of Digital Transition and Public Administration Reform, declared to the House of Representatives.
The government of Aziz Akhannouch has already dismissed nearly 300 "ghost civil servants" since taking office. 500 others have been notified of a warning.
Due to the month of Ramadan starting in a few days, working hours in administrations, public institutions and local authorities will be modified.
The Moroccan authorities officially launched the procedures that will allow the integration of Amazigh into public administrations on Tuesday. The ceremony was chaired by Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch.
In Morocco, few doctors pay their taxes. Based on this observation, the government is now opting for withholding at source for the income of all liberal professions, as the annual tax return has shown its limits.