Keywords: Teachers


Education Ministry Addresses Suspended Teachers' Recourse Amid Reforms

In the aftermath of nationwide protests against the implementation of the "New Basic System" educational reform, Moroccan Minister of National Education, Primary Education, and Sports, Chakib Benmoussa, has addressed the situation concerning suspended teachers and their avenues for redress. Speaking......

Teachers Rally Against Controversial Law, Accuse Officials of Neglecting Demands

Thousands of teachers flooded the streets of Rabat on Thursday to express their categorical rejection of recent agreements between the Ministry of Education and teachers' unions. Organized by the National Teachers' Coordination, the "Dignity March" challenged deals that educators say......

Morocco's National Teachers' Assembly Persists in Urging Strikes as Dissatisfaction Lingers

Morocco's National Teachers' Assembly remains resolute in its call for continued strike actions, undeterred by the recent government announcement of a deal with five prominent teachers' unions. In a statement released on January 1, the Assembly urged educators to participate in a nationwide......

Teachers' Strike Persists Despite New Agreement Signing

In a bold defiance of the recently inked agreement between the government and the unions, the national coordination committee of the education sector has firmly rejected the deal. The coordination committee asserts that the agreement falls short of addressing the teachers' demands, signaling the......

A New Deal Brings Hope to Morocco's Beleaguered Education System

After months of protests and negotiations, a significant breakthrough has been achieved as teachers' unions and the Moroccan government have successfully reached an agreement aimed at revitalizing the country's struggling public schools. On Tuesday, representatives from five major unions formalized......

Challenges Persist as Talks Between Unions and Budget Minister Fail to Reach Agreement

In a meeting that extended for more than seven hours between the most representative unions and the Minister of Budget, Fouzi Lekjaâ, no agreement was reached. The heated session, marked by difficult exchanges, concluded without consensus due to persistent differences regarding the proposed salary......