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The projects cover social services, healthcare, school transportation, flood protection and water resource management, with funding from the National Initiative for Human Development and local and government partners.

Thirty education staff members will attend workshops at each stop of a nationwide program launched in Rabat with support from the US Embassy.

The 2027 Finance Bill allocates 106.9 billion dirhams to the Ministry of National Education, up from 102.2 billion dirhams under the 2026 Finance Law. The budget comes as the government reaches the end of its 2022-2026 Roadmap and seeks to consolidate and build on its achievements in 2027. In higher education, the presentation note outlines the gradual rollout of a new university structure under Law No. 59-24, including the creation of 49 institutions. Meanwhile, the shortage of student accommodation stands at nearly 400,000 beds.

The 2026-2031 government program makes culture a strategic driver of human development, national identity, and social cohesion. From daily reading in primary schools to heritage preservation, it focuses on fostering cultural practices from an early age and on results-based governance.

El Mansouri government pledges annual training for 100,000 young people and first work experience for another 100,000, as 2.9 million Moroccans aged 15 to 29 remain outside education, employment and training.

Morocco’s Mediator for Democracy and Human Rights has urged incoming Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri to make effective access to rights a priority in the next government’s program, arguing that public policies should be judged by their impact on citizens’ daily lives rather than the number of laws passed or programs launched.

Four Moroccan NGOs on Sunday called on the incoming government to increase funding for programs supporting the education of children with disabilities. They also urged authorities to urgently clarify the support system and improve coordination among the public institutions involved.

A Moroccan teacher has won the top prize in the African Union’s 2026 Continental Teacher Awards, recognizing an innovative project that uses theater to make mathematics easier and more engaging for primary school students.

With the new academic year underway, schools face the early-term task of bringing new pupils, staff and parents into the fold.