Moroccan government swift action on Madiha Khayr’s appointment reflects commitment to completing constitutional govt creation process

The Morocco’s Minister of Territorial Planning, Urbanism, Housing and City Policy and Government Spokesperson Samir Belfkih stated on Sunday October 18 , 2026 that the government’s swift action on Madiha Khayr’s appointment as Minister Delegate in charge of Professional Training and Qualification, as well as the personal judicial and medical information circulating on this matter, is part of the government’s duties and reflects commitment to creating all favorable conditions complete the constitutional process of creating the government.

In a statement, the government spokesperson clarified that the government has been monitoring the issue of Madiha Khayr’s appointment based on a political and institutional assessment, shared by members of government’s majority, who have reiterated their common commitment to ensuring the success of this government, refocusing public debate on the government’s agenda and the expectations of citizens, and guaranteeing public interest”.

In this context, the Head of Government submitted to His Majesty King of Morocco Mohammed VI, pursuant to the powers conferred upon her by the Constitution a request to relieve Minister Delegate Khayr of her duties, a request that was approved by His Majesty King Mohammed VI as indicated in the Royal Office’s statement on the matter.

The government spokesperson added that the swift action on the matter is part of the government’s duties and showcases commitment to creating all favorable conditions necessary to proceed towards completing the constitutional process of the government’s creation, through its parliamentary investiture, so that it may subsequently focus on implementing its program and fulfilling its commitments to the citizens.

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