King Mohammed VI swears in Morocco’s fresh executive team
King Mohammed VI presided over the swearing-in ceremony of Morocco’s newly appointed government at the Royal Palace in Rabat. The session saw ministers take their oaths of office before posing for an official group photograph with the Monarch.
Full ministerial lineup announced
The new government structure reflects King Mohammed VI’s strategic vision for 2026, with key appointments across economic, social and security portfolios. The cabinet combines experienced technocrats with new faces, signaling a fresh approach to national challenges.
Key sectors under reform include education, energy transition and digital transformation, all areas prioritized under the new administration’s action plan.
Economic and finance portfolio
- Minister of Economy and Finance: [Name]
- Minister of Industry and Commerce: [Name]
- Minister of Investment, Convergence and Evaluation of Public Policies: [Name]
Social development and public sector
- Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports: [Name]
- Minister of Health and Social Protection: [Name]
- Minister of Employment and Professional Integration: [Name]
- Minister of Solidarity, Social Integration, Youth and Family: [Name]
Infrastructure and digital transformation
- Minister of Public Works and Water Resources: [Name]
- Minister of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development: [Name]
- Minister of Digital Transformation and Administrative Reform: [Name]
- Minister of Transport and Logistics: [Name]
Governance and security
- Minister of Interior: [Name]
- Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates: [Name]
- Minister of Justice: [Name]
- Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation: [Name]
The new cabinet will face immediate challenges including economic reform, youth employment and regional stability, all highlighted during the inaugural session.
