Morocco’s Interior Ministry has launched inquiries into stalled organizational structures within local councils, beginning with the Casablanca-Settat and Rabat-Sla-Kenitra regions. These investigations target council presidents regarding the continued failure to implement organizational structures despite announced competitions to fill department head positions. The Ministry’s central departments, through local government sections in various provinces, initiated these requests for information. Reports submitted to administrative services reportedly prompted the move, signaling concern over lingering bureaucratic hurdles. The inquiries aim to understand the reasons behind these delays and expedite the formation of functional council departments. This action highlights the Ministry's commitment to ensuring effective local governance and administrative efficiency across the kingdom. Further details are expected as investigations proceed.