The governor of Driouch province, Mohamed Rochdi, presided on Monday, August 19, over a ceremony to install nine new authority officers appointed as part of the latest transfer movement by the Ministry of the Interior.
The ceremony was held at the provincial headquarters in the presence of parliamentarians, the president of the provincial council, members of the judicial body, heads of territorial communities, representatives of military and security services, political parties, unions, and civil society.
The governor stressed that these appointments fall within the framework of implementing royal instructions aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of human resources and transitioning to competency-based management, while aligning with preparations for the seventh general population and housing census.
He thanked the former officers who left the province and urged the new ones to continue serious work, improve service quality, and bring the administration closer to citizens according to the principles of good governance.
The appointments concern heads of circles and caïdats in Temsamane, Boudinar, Aït Maït, Tazaghine, Mhajer, Ijermaous, Azlaf, and Dar El Kebdani.
Nine new authority officers installed in Driouch province
source: dalil-rif.com
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