Constant change in warding to cope with mutations in the kingdom, minister says

Morocco's Interior minister Ahmed Midaoui said administrative warding ought to undergo ongoing change to accompany mutations the kingdom is witnessing in every field and termed current warding as obsolete.

Midaoui told the house of representatives, at Wednesday Question Time, the warding based on decentralizing must go in pair with power and attributions transfer if it is to play its true role, meet expectations of all layers of society and lay foundations for the new authority concept upheld by King Mohammed VI.

Government, he said, would shortly introduce in parliament a draft project encompassing administrative, communal and regional warding built around three major axes. Profitability of the economic and social unit, population census to secure balance between regions and national economy planning and modernization of the economic fabric in the fifteen coming years, Midaoui said outlining warding axes.

The state, the minister said, is resolved to show respect for citizens' opinions and aspirations in the matter taking into account sociological data and grievances of political forces and elected bodies of the country.