Morocco’s King Mohammed VI called for cities to be engines of social justice during a speech delivered at the World Congress of the United Cities Local Government (UCLG) in Tangier. The message, read by Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit, advocated for a localized public action based on proximity, fairness, and efficiency. The King emphasized that access to basic services should be a fundamental citizen’s right, irrespective of location or socioeconomic status. This call aims to ensure equitable service provision across all communities within Morocco. The speech underscored the importance of urban areas in driving social equity and improving the lives of citizens. The King’s address highlights a commitment to inclusive urban development and reducing disparities in access to essential services.