Head of Government receives the President of the National Authority for Probity, Prevention, and Fight Against Corruption

The Head of Government, Mr. Aziz Akhannouch, received Mr. Mohamed Benalilou, President of the National Authority for Probity, Prevention, and Fight Against Corruption (INPPLC), on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, in Rabat. This meeting was dedicated to examining governmental provisions and measures capable of giving new momentum to the fight against corruption in our country, contributing to the full implementation of the Authority's constitutional role, with a view to strengthening our country's resilience in the area of corruption prevention and fight.
The meeting was also an opportunity to discuss ways to breathe new life into governance institutions and strengthen their constructive interaction with the various stakeholders, within the framework of the institutional complementarity desired by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist him, in order to consolidate achievements in building a Morocco of probity and growth.
The audience further provided an opportunity to review the main challenges posed by the phenomenon of corruption and the means to enhance the efficiency of public policies related to probity and corruption prevention.
In this regard, the Head of Government stressed the necessity of taking the necessary measures for the holding of the National Commission for the Fight Against Corruption, which will be an opportunity to examine the progress of the implementation of the national anti-corruption strategy, to present the evaluation carried out by the INPPLC, and to define the prospects for a strategic vision in this area.
During this meeting, mechanisms for the adherence of the various government departments to the structuring projects that the Authority plans to launch in the field of probity were also discussed, such as the creation of the Moroccan Academy of Probity, the National Probity Laboratory, and clusters for the development of innovative digital solutions in the area of corruption prevention and fight, so as to strengthen the capacities of public, private, and civil society actors in this field.
Finally, this audience was an opportunity to reiterate the vital importance of involving civil society, through supporting citizens' initiatives and strengthening partnership with relevant associations and organizations, given its direct impact on establishing the culture of probity within society, as well as the importance of collective involvement and complementarity among the various stakeholders to unify efforts in the fight against corruption and ensure the monitoring of the impact of the major reforms and projects our country is undergoing.