The Head of Government calls for consolidating the home front and the development of the Southern provinces.
The consolidation of diplomatic achievements on the international stage is accompanied by a heightened mobilization of national executive institutions. During the Cabinet Council held on Thursday, 5 November 2026, in Rabat, the Head of Government, Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, called on all cabinet members to consolidate the home front and close ranks around the Kingdom’s fundamental constants. Opening the proceedings, the head of government first extended her congratulations to King Mohammed VI as well as the entire Moroccan people on the occasion of the celebrations for Unity Day and the 51st anniversary of the Green March. Reflecting on recent diplomatic events marked by the United Nations Security Council debates on October 30th, she welcomed Morocco’s firm and consistent position, which garnered explicit support from 11 of the 15 members around the national vision.
Territorial development at the core of national cohesion
To address the challenges of this new diplomatic sequence, the head of the executive formally directed each ministerial department to accelerate the implementation of strategic programs within its area of responsibility. According to details provided by government spokesperson Samir Belfkih, accelerating economic and social development constitutes the true bedrock of national cohesion and the driver of attractiveness for the Saharan provinces. This impetus aims to deliver major infrastructure projects, foster local private investment, and boost employment across all southern regions. By placing economic growth at the center of public action, the government intends to reinforce territorial integration and consolidate the momentum of shared prosperity for the benefit of local populations.
A strategy of continuity facing diplomatic stakes
In this pivotal context following the expiration of the UN mission’s mandate at the end of October and the retention of Personal Envoy Staffan de Mistura, the country approaches this new cycle with composure and resolve. The synergy between firm diplomatic principles and effective on-the-ground achievements provides a solid foundation for the country’s strategic direction. Sustained investments in logistics, renewable energy, and maritime infrastructure across the Saharan provinces are progressively transforming the region into a major economic hub oriented toward the African continent. This trajectory of sustainable development confirms the Kingdom’s positioning as an actor of stability and progress, capable of combining internal social cohesion with international diplomatic influence.
