Moroccan Parliament's Upper House Wraps Up Fall Session with 32 Bills Passed
Doha – The Moroccan Parliament's Upper House concluded its fall session today with the approval of 32 legislative texts, including a landmark organic law regulating the right to strike, according to House of Councillors President Mohamed Ould Errachid.
The Royal Cabinet received a message from Ould Errachid to King Mohammed VI, expressing loyalty on behalf of all chamber members at the session's closure.
In his closing address, Ould Errachid extolled the passage of Organic Law 97.15, which establishes conditions for exercising the right to strike. The law was adopted following what he described as 'serious and constructive dialogue' among chamber members.
The legislative body focused on issues affecting citizens across economic, financial, agricultural, industrial, and social sectors. Key attention was given to territorial organization, urban rehabilitation, and accelerating the implementation of advanced regionalization.
Two thematic working groups were established during the session. The first will prepare for the annual discussion on public policies related to investment and employment, while the second will develop a report on Morocco's territorial integrity.
The Chamber strengthened cooperation with several constitutional institutions, including the Court of Accounts, the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, and the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication.
On the diplomatic front, the Chamber expanded bilateral relations with parliaments of partner countries and enhanced its participation in parliamentary bodies across Africa, the Arab world, Latin America, and the Euro-Mediterranean region.
The legislative achievements included the ratification of international conventions aimed at strengthening Morocco's bilateral and multilateral relationships and reinforcing its international position.
The Chamber maintained its oversight role through oral and written questions, and monthly sessions dedicated to public policy inquiries. These sessions addressed citizen concerns regarding urban development and regional implementation programs.
With an eye on the future, the Chamber plans to intensify its efforts based on its strategic plan, with a particular focus on parliamentary diplomacy and territorial integrity matters.
Read also: Moroccan Parliament Approves 27 International Agreements to Boost Cooperation Tags: Legislative AchievementsMoroccan ParliamentParliamentary Diplomacy
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Morocco World
3 hours ago
- Morocco World
Amid Justice Ministry's Denial of Cyberattack, ‘Jabaroot' Claims Hack of Morocco's Road Safety Agency
Rabat — The Ministry of Justice issued a statement today regarding alleged leaks of electronic data, noting that the allegations do not in any way pertain to the ministry's information systems or database. The Ministry of Justice responded to the reports circulated on social networks and media platforms regarding the leaks, noting that the circulated information 'does not in any way pertain to the Ministry of Justice's information systems, nor is it related to its databases or secure digital services.' The ministry said that its information systems, including digital platforms for judicial and administrative services, are operating normally and securely. 'They have not been subjected to any breaches or data leaks,' the ministry said, noting that it implements multi-layered protection protocols. It also urged citizens to obtain information related to its operations from official and authorized sources, and to avoid 'giving credence to rumors or inaccurate news that could cause unnecessary confusion and concern.' The ministry also reiterates its commitment to ensuring the security and integrity of data and information related to the justice system and digital services, confirming its 'continued efforts to strengthen cybersecurity measures and vigilance to confront all potential risks in this field.' Algerian hacker group 'Jabaroot' claimed responsibility for the new alleged cyberattack against the Moroccan ministry. This is a continuation of Jabaroot's hacking claims. Recent social media reports suggest that the group published a leaked dossier from Morocco's road safety agency, NARSA. It remains to be seen whether the claim is authentic or another allegation that will be eventually denied by the agency in the coming hours. In the past few months, the group made similar announcements, claiming responsibility over cyberattacks targeting several other Moroccan databases, including the National Social Security Fund (CNSS) and the National Agency for Land Registry (ANCFCC). Sources from the land registry agency denied that its system was directly targeted, clarifying that the breach involved a notaries' platform, Tawtik, which is managed independently. An authorized source from ANFCC said recently that no intrusion or data leak has been detected in its information system. Converging reports suggested that the Algerian hacking group may have access to data on the notaries' platform by 'exploiting vulnerabilities in inadequately protected computers.' Tags: Algerian hackerJabaroot
Morocco World
4 hours ago
- Morocco World
LinkAI Brings Global Ad Intelligence to Morocco
Rabat – On June 19, Integrate, Kantar's exclusive affiliate in Morocco, will host a breakfast event in Casablanca to unveil LinkAI, a new tool that aims to reshape how brands approach advertising. Far from just another tech launch, the gathering invites marketers, creatives, and media professionals to reflect on the growing concern that most ads today go unnoticed. With a reported 85% of advertisements failing to capture enough attention, LinkAI offers a fresh path forward. It predicts how audiences might respond to an ad, not after it airs, but well before. The technology scans every frame of a video, detects drops in focus, emotional disconnects, and even signs of viewer fatigue. It also reads deeper cues like narrative tension and micro facial expressions to gauge potential impact. Unlike traditional testing, LinkAI supports finalized videos and early-stage animatics. This gives creative teams a chance to course-correct long before production wraps. Rooted in neuroscience and AI, the tool helps brands reduce the guesswork and build campaigns with stronger emotional and commercial traction. Already deployed in over 70 countries and backed by data from more than 230,000 ads, LinkAI lets marketers place their content in a global context. It can assess how well an ad might perform based on format, culture, and sector. Attendees will see the tool in action through live tests on both Moroccan and international ads. Tags: adsads AIAILinkAIMorocco AI
Morocco World
4 hours ago
- Morocco World
King Mohammed VI, Trump to Announce Major Boeing Aircraft Purchase Deal
Rabat — Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is expected to renew its fleet through a new deal with Boeing, as well as a new small order from Airbus. Reuters quoted industry sources as saying that Royal Air Maroc is close to securing a deal with Boeing for dozens of jets. Europe's Airbus, however, is also seeking to supply the Moroccan carrier with a small order for 20 A220 jets. 'The sources asked not to be named because the negotiations are not public,' Reuters reported , noting that talks have been ongoing for over a year to enable Royal Air Maroc to renew its virtually all-Boeing fleet. The company is expected to cling to its traditional supplier for its demands, including the 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner. 'While the fleet plan reinforces the carrier's historic ties with Boeing, the sources said, it opens the door to Airbus for the first time in almost 25 years with an order for the A220,' the news outlet said. It also recalled that the potential order from Airbus comes as Morocco and France are boosting bilateral ties at all levels. These ties have been building rapidly ever since France's historic decision to recognize Morocco's sovereignty over its southern provinces in Western Sahara in July of last year. Reuters' report came a few days after Bloomberg announced the same news, noting that Royal Air Maroc is in the final stages of a significant aircraft deal with Boeing, alongside a smaller agreement with Airbus. Bloomberg cited sources familiar with the matter, noting that the Boeing order could be delayed, potentially pending a high-level meeting between King Mohammed VI and US President Donald Trump. If confirmed, the high-level meeting could further upgrade the already strengthening ties between the US and Morocco, particularly as Washington has recently reaffirmed its steadfast support for Morocco's territorial integrity, especially over the southern provinces in Western Sahara. Earlier this month, Minister of Transport and Logistics Abdessamad Kayouh said in a parliamentary session on June 3 that Royal Air Maroc plans to acquire 10 more aircraft before the end of the year and another 10 in 2026. He said that the company also welcomed three Boeing 787 Dreamliners during the first week of June, on top of two new planes delivered earlier this year. In 2023, Royal Air Maroc announced that it is seeking to increase its fleet of commercial aircraft, boosting the number from 50 to 200 over the next 15 years. The program is part of the government's pledges to support the tourism roadmap. Morocco's ambition is to attract 65 million tourists by 2037. In 2024, the North African country celebrated a major milestone, welcoming over 17.4 million tourists. Tags: Royal Air Maroc (RAM)Royal Air Maroc Best Airline in Africa
