Morocco’s Minister of Justice, Abdellatif Ouahbi, has issued directives to central and regional directors of the Ministry, alongside heads of court registries and public prosecution offices throughout the Kingdom, regarding the issue of unjustified absence from work. The directive, outlined in a circular, emphasizes the necessity of adhering to several measures to ensure the effective implementation of the procedure for resignation, as stipulated in Article 75 bis. Ouahbi aims to address the growing concern of employees absenting themselves from their duties without legitimate reason. The instructions focus on enforcing existing legal frameworks related to employment termination. This move signals a stricter approach to workplace accountability within the Moroccan public sector. The announcement appeared on Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper.