Cabinet to review disability rights, film sector reforms and military pact

Cabinet to review disability rights, film sector reforms and military pact
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Monday 26 May 2025 - 23:42

The government will hold a cabinet meeting on Thursday, May 29, chaired by Head of government Aziz Akhannouch, according to an official statement.

 The session will open with a review of a draft law concerning certified translators, followed by three draft decrees. 

The first decree addresses the implementation of Article 13 of the framework law on the rights of persons with disabilities. 

The second focuses on the quality and food safety of commercially sold vinegar, while the third deals with enforcing provisions related to the film industry and restructuring the Moroccan Cinematographic Centre (CCM). 

The Council will also examine a military cooperation agreement signed with Azerbaijan in Marrakech on October 30, 2024, along with a draft law approving the pact.

 The session will conclude with appointments to high-ranking positions under Article 92 of the Constitution, followed by a separate meeting dedicated to reviewing legislative proposals.

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