Council of Government to Convene on Thursday

Council of Government to Convene on Thursday
Hespress
Wednesday 4 May 2022 - 00:16

A Council of Government will be held Thursday under the chairmanship of the Head of Government, Aziz Akhannouch.

At the beginning of its work, the Council will examine three draft decrees, the first of which is related to the special commission in charge of the certification of training in one of the fields of forensic medicine of doctors working in the communal offices of hygiene and health services under the Department of Health, said Tuesday a statement by the department of the head of government.

The second draft decree concerns the quality and safety of couscous and pasta marketed, while the third provides for the approval of the National Coastal Plan.

The Council will then examine a memorandum of understanding of cooperation in the fields of tourism and events, signed on February 7, 2022 between the governments of the Kingdom of Morocco and the State of Qatar, added the same source.

It will complete its work by examining proposals for appointment to high offices, in accordance with the provisions of Article 92 of the Constitution, concluded the statement.

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