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King Mohammed VI to Chair Council of Ministers Monday in Casablanca

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Rabat – King Mohammed VI is expected to chair a Council of Ministers at the Royal Palace of Casablanca on Monday, January 22.

The news was announced by Moroccan news outlet, Le360 this afternoon. According to the news outlet’s source, the Council of Ministers will have to adopt several laws, especially the draft law on educational reforms.

The King is also expected to appoint several new ministers to positions left vacant since last October 2017, when the monarch sacked four ministers due to development project delays in Al Hoceima.

The list of sacked ministers, includes, Nabil Benabdellah, former Minister of Housing, Houcine El Ouardi Minister of Health and Mohamed Hassad, former Minister of Education.

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