Public Money Authority Targets Illegally Graduated Engineers in Agadir

The article focused on scandals of corruption and illegal management within the National School of Business and Applied Sciences (ENSA) at Ibn Zohr University in Agadir. It revealed that the institution's management and the university leadership were involved in unlawfully manipulating student results, including the failing of over 100 engineering students in violation of legal regulations. The report also mentioned alterations to grades following interference from official entities, the provisional suspension of the director, and the appointment of a new director. Additionally, the National Body for the Defense of Public Funds in Morocco criticized the negligent attitude of officials and their disregard for requests to investigate suspicions of forgery and embezzlement of public funds. It was noted that many officials withdrew from engaging with corruption issues and student protests. The report further criticized university administration performance, highlighting cases of overlapping administrative positions and a lack of transparency. Preparations are underway to refer the case to judicial authorities to investigate allegations related to financial and administrative forgery.

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