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Rabat – The National Council of the Order of Architects held its annual General Assembly on June 21 in Casablanca. The event brought together the presidents of the regional councils and elected members from all thirteen Regional Councils of the Order, along with more than 500 architects from across Morocco.
The gathering offered an opportunity for the National Council to present its moral and financial report, including the main activities and achievements from the first year of its current mandate, the council said in a statement.
It added that the assembly featured lively and constructive discussions on key issues facing the profession. Topics included access to public and private architectural projects. Participants explored several ideas and proposals aimed at finding practical solutions to these challenges.
During the gathering, the National Council reaffirmed its commitment to defending the interests of architects through concrete proposals. It also celebrated its positive relationships with key government institutions, particularly the Ministry of National Planning, Urbanism, Housing and City Policy, and the General Secretariat of the Government. These partnerships, the Council said, are helping move forward important strategic matters for the profession.
A highlight of the day was the presentation of a recognition medal to the President of the National Council. Council members commended his efforts, integrity, and dedication to serving the profession, according to the statement.
During the assembly, 150 new architects took their official oath, as required by Moroccan law and the Order’s internal regulations.
The event also included the announcement of the results of a design competition organized by the Casablanca Architects’ Club. The winning projects were evaluated by a jury made up of members of the Regional Council of the Center, the National Council President, and well-known architects. This club, the first of its kind, will be open to all architects in the country.
