Nador Professor Analyzes Governmental Thesis
The thesis presented by researcher Faris Al-Bakouri, supervised by Dr. Mustafa Quraishi, discusses the evolution of Moroccan government policies towards the Moroccan community abroad between 2002 and 2026. The study highlights the shift from a traditional approach, based on consular and administrative management, to a broader vision that focuses on making the Moroccan diaspora strategic partners in investment, knowledge transfer, and contributing to national development, in addition to enhancing Morocco's international standing. The thesis also evaluates the effectiveness of relevant institutions such as the Ministry of the Diaspora and its council, with a focus on challenges like the gap between announced commitments and actual implementation, especially regarding promoting investments, benefiting from expertise, and ensuring the social and cultural rights of Moroccans abroad. It recommends improving government performance through digitization, enhancing communication, and strengthening trust between the administration and the diaspora to foster their attachment to the homeland and increase their contribution to development. The research yielded significant academic outcomes, including the first-of-its-kind discussion in the faculty and the committee’s decision to accept the thesis with the highest distinction, "Very Excellent."
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