King Mohammed VI received the new governors and officials appointed to positions of responsibility in the territorial and central administration today, Saturday, at the Royal Palace in Rabat.
The reception was attended by Crown Prince Moulay Hassan, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit, and the royal adviser Sidi Mohammed Alaoui.
During the meeting, the new officials took their oath in front of His Majesty the King.
The appointments included the following names:
Governors in the Central Administration:
- Samir Mohammed Tazi: Secretary General for the Ministry of Interior
- Mohammed Fouzi: Inspector General for the Territorial Administration
- Hassan Aghmari: Director of Electoral Affairs
- Abdelhaq El Harraq: Director of Information and Communication Systems
Officials in the Territorial Administration:
- Mohamed Ali Habouha: Governor of Settat Province
- Jamal Khalouk: Governor of Berrechid Province
- Adil Maliki: Governor of Mohammedia Province
- Hassan Boukouta: Governor of Benslimane Province
- Samir El Yezidi: Governor of Kelaa Sraghna Province
- Mohamed Dahrham: Governor of Sidi Ifni Province
- Ibrahim Abou Zid: Governor of Sefrou Province
- Hicham Al Maghri Alaoui: Governor of Khouribga Province
- Hamid Ashnouri: Governor of Berkane Province
- Mohamed Salem Subti: Governor of Tiznit Province
- Nour El Deen Oaabou: Governor of Figuig Province
- Mohamed Rashid: Governor of Essaouira Province
- Munir Houwari: Governor of Sidi Bennour Province
- Bushra Baradi: Female Governor of Ain Chock District
- Abdul Momen Talib: Governor of Youssoufia Province
- Omar Al Marini: Governor of El Hajeb Province
- Mohamed Bari: Governor of Tata Province
Regional Internal Affairs Delegates:
- Younes El Khouildi: Rabat-Salé-Kenitra Region
- Walid Al Msafar: Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima Region
- Hanan Riyahi: Marrakech-Safi Region
Official in the Central Administration:
- Abdullah Alaoui: Director of Communication at the Ministry of Interior
This appointment is part of an effort to renew the elite within the territorial administration, enhance local governance, and activate development projects across various regions.
