New escalation at the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine in Kenitra over administrative regularization file

Union escalation at the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine in Kenitra

The local union office of faculty researchers at the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine, Kenitra branch, has announced a series of escalating protest steps, in response to what they describe as an “unjustified delay” in the regularization of their administrative status, which had been the subject of previous promises by the supervisory ministry.

Protest measures affecting the institute’s normal operations

In line with this union decision, the faculty researchers have decided to implement several field measures that will affect the general functioning of the institution. These measures include the suspension of all classes for students, as well as the halting of supervision and defense of doctoral theses within the institute until further notice.

Administrative regularization demands at the heart of the confrontation

These protest steps are the result of the persistent “deadlock” facing the administrative and financial regularization file for faculty researchers. The protesters assert that the supervisory authorities have backtracked on their previous commitments, which has prompted them to take this strict decision to pressure for a swift resolution of the file and to address the harm caused to the institute’s teaching staff.

It should be noted that these escalating steps reflect the scale of tension within the Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine in Kenitra, as they await the outcome of negotiations or initiatives that the ministry might propose to overcome this crisis and ensure a return to the normal conduct of university studies and research.