Morocco’s Interior Ministry has issued urgent directives to local governors and municipal leaders, demanding swift action to address administrative delays impacting citizens, particularly Moroccans residing abroad, during the busy summer season.
Internal reports flagged concerning backlogs in service requests and complaints, prompting central authorities to instruct a crackdown on inefficient local departments.
The guidance includes mandating weekly progress reports, tightening oversight of public service delivery, and curbing the influence of elected officials suspected of leveraging public offices for political gain.
Authorities also highlighted a growing number of legal disputes involving municipalities, some stemming from years-old unresolved court rulings related to building permits and zoning violations.
While digital platforms have eased bureaucratic processes in several municipalities, the Interior Ministry warned against misuse of local offices for electoral favoritism.
The new campaign aims to restore service efficiency, rebuild public trust, and prevent administrative practices that undermine citizens’ rights or damage the country’s institutional credibility.
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