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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.

Morocco’s PISA scores have exposed deep learning gaps. Teachers say holding pupils’ attention has become harder too, while researchers are still working out how much screens have to do with it.

The PPS candidate is campaigning on education, urban planning concerns, the fight against corruption and a stronger role for MPs ahead of the September 23 legislative elections.

Nearly three in four Moroccan 15-year-olds fell below basic proficiency across science, reading and mathematics in PISA 2025. The Education Ministry accepts the gap but says the pupils tested had not benefited from its Pioneer Schools model.

The OECD assessment highlights major gaps in student performance, with more than seven in 10 Moroccan students failing to reach the minimum proficiency level across science, reading and mathematics.

The Moroccan institution has continued its steady rise in the prestigious Masters in Management ranking, with strong results for graduate salaries, satisfaction and career progression.