Sekkouri dismisses ANAPEC official in Moulay Yacoub amidst political speculation

Surprising developments in Moulay Yacoub province: Dismissal of ANAPEC director

In a notable administrative move, Younes Sekkouri, Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, has issued a decision to dismiss Mohamed Al-Hamdi from his position as regional director of the National Agency for the Promotion of Employment and Skills (ANAPEC) in the Moulay Yacoub province.

Political context behind the decision

This decision comes at a time described by observers as “sensitive,” as it coincides with ongoing preparations for the upcoming elections. According to well-informed sources, the dismissed director also held the position of provincial coordinator for the National Rally of Independents (RNI) party, which has opened the door to widespread speculation regarding the link between this dismissal and the individual’s political activity.

Hypotheses and questions

Opinions differ regarding the true motivations behind this decision. Some sources indicate that the regional director may have prioritized electoral movements at the expense of his administrative duties and employment-related files. Conversely, other analyses link the decision to reports regarding the alleged exploitation of the file of agricultural female workers sent to work in Spain, in an attempt to boost the chances of the “Dove” party candidates in the legislative district of Moulay Yacoub, known in political circles as the “district of death” due to the intensity of the competition.

It should be noted that these developments come in light of declining political fortunes for some parties in the region, leading many to view this administrative decision as a possible attempt to put the internal house in order or to adjust regional balances during the election campaign period.