فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) in Morocco announced on the evening of Saturday, October 25, 2025, a series of new appointments to leadership positions within decentralized departments in the cities of Taza, Azrou, Ben Guerir, Settat, and Ouarzazate. This move is part of a carefully planned internal dynamic aimed at rejuvenating security personnel by employing young and experienced talents capable of effectively contributing to citizen safety and property protection, according to official statements emphasizing the importance of this step in achieving the strategic objectives of the directorate.
Details of the New Appointments
The Director General of National Security, Abdel Latif Hammouchi, approved six key positions focusing on strengthening field and judicial security administration in the mentioned cities. These appointments include:
- Deputy Head of the Security Zone in Settat: A position aimed at enhancing regional security coordination and improving response to local challenges.
- Head of the Regional Judicial Police Department in Ouarzazate: Focused on strengthening judicial investigations and preventing crimes in southern areas.
- Head of the Police Administrative Annex in Ben Guerir: Contributing to improving operational management and administrative public security services.
In addition, the appointments included young security cadres in decentralized public security units, such as:
- Heads of two police districts in Taza, to enhance field supervision and maintain public order.
- Head of the Traffic Police Unit in Azrou, aimed at improving road safety and reducing accidents.
These talents were selected based on strict criteria including high professionalism, integrity, and effective work experience, ensuring optimal implementation of the new security strategy focused on serving citizen security.
Strategic Goals of These Appointments
These appointments come within ongoing efforts to modernize human resource management at the General Directorate of National Security, aiming to:
- Strengthen the sense of security through enhanced field security presence in medium and regional cities.
- Improve police services including better response to complaints and judicial investigations.
- Consolidate communication approaches to promote openness with citizens and strengthen community partnerships.
- Enhance regional effectiveness, especially in areas with diverse geographic and demographic challenges such as Ouarzazate and Settat.
According to media reports, this move is part of a broader series of appointments the directorate has made during October 2025, which also included cities like Tetouan and Casablanca, reflecting a national commitment to developing security performance.
Broader Context and Expected Impact
These appointments align with the strategic vision of the General Directorate of National Security, focusing on integrating young talents to face contemporary security challenges, including cybercrime and border threats. They are expected to contribute to improving public safety indicators significantly, while strengthening trust between citizens and the security apparatus.
In conclusion, this announcement highlights the directorate’s commitment to building a modern and effective security institution relying on innovation in management and continuous training. For additional details or updates, it is recommended to visit the official website of the General Directorate of National Security or follow official media releases.
