Royal ⁤Recognition for Ministry ​Commitment

The ceremony, described as‍ “full of emotion and solemnity,” took place ‌on ⁣Tuesday, December 9, 2025, ‌in Salé, Morocco.Minister‌ Ahmed El​ Bouari led the presentation of the Royal Wissams bestowed by His Majesty King⁢ Mohammed VI to commemorate the 2025 Throne Day ⁢ (a national holiday celebrating the King’s accession⁤ to the throne).

High-ranking officials attended the event, including the secretary General ⁣of the Department of Maritime Fisheries and the Director General ⁤of the National Agency for land Conservation, cadastre and Cartography. Directors and executives from various public establishments and administrations under the ⁣ministry were also‌ present, demonstrating ​the broad scope⁣ of the recognition.

A total of 89 ​individuals were honored for their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to public service. This breakdown included 76 officials from the Department of Agriculture and 13 from ‌the Department of‍ Maritime Fisheries,highlighting the importance of both sectors​ to Morocco’s economy.

A Tribute to Human Capital

During his address, Minister Ahmed El Bouari congratulated the recipients, emphasizing the crucial role of​ human ‌capital in achieving the ministry’s⁣ objectives. He underscored that the awards⁢ were a testament to the hard work and dedication of these ⁣individuals, who‍ contribute considerably to the development of⁢ Morocco’s ‍agricultural and fisheries industries.

Morocco’s‌ agricultural sector contributes ‌approximately⁢ 14% to the ⁤country’s GDP and employs over 30% of the workforce (USAID Morocco). The fisheries sector is‌ also vital, accounting​ for ​around 3% ⁤of GDP and providing livelihoods for a important‌ portion of the coastal ⁤population (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations). Recognizing‍ the contributions of those working within these‌ sectors is thus a strategic investment⁤ in the⁣ nation’s future.

The significance of the Royal Wissams

the Royal⁤ Wissams are ‍a ⁤high‌ honor in Morocco, bestowed by the King⁢ to ‍recognize distinguished service and merit. They represent a formal acknowledgement of ​an individual’s⁣ contributions to the nation and are a symbol of ⁤royal thankfulness. The specific class of Wissam awarded often reflects the ​level of achievement and the‌ length of service.

While details on the specific Wissams awarded ⁢haven’t been released, Morocco utilizes several classes of Royal Orders and Decorations, including the Wissam Al-Arch, Wissam ‍Al-Istihqak Al-Watani, and Wissam Al-kaokaba Al-Bahia (Royal African Collection). These honors are typically​ reserved for individuals who have demonstrated remarkable dedication ⁣and⁢ achievement in​ their respective fields.