Morocco’s National Security Directorate Launches Second Regional Outreach Days in Agadir

Morocco’s National Security Directorate has launched the second edition of regional outreach days in Agadir, bringing social services closer to serving officers, retirees and their dependents.

The event, organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Social Works of National Security at the Agadir Security Prefecture, is designed to strengthen direct communication with members. It also presents the range of social programs available to employees of the national security service, both current and retired, as well as their families.

The program includes information on special offers and benefits created through partnerships with institutions and service providers. Those agreements cover housing, insurance, health care, education, telecommunications and transport, broadening the services available to the national security community.

Agadir is the latest stop in a regional series that has already visited several Moroccan cities. The foundation says the meetings give members an opportunity to express their needs and make suggestions, with the aim of improving service quality and ensuring that programs respond more closely to their expectations.

The initiative reflects the Directorate’s emphasis on the social welfare of its personnel. It presents support for officers, retirees and their families as part of a wider effort to invest in human resources, improve social conditions and maintain regular communication with members.