Rabat: Morocco’s House of Councillors concluded the second session of the fifth legislative year (2025-2026) of the 11th legislature (2021-2026) on Monday. On this occasion, Speaker of the House of Councillors Mohamed Ould Errachid reflected on the accomplishments in legislation, oversight, evaluation, and diplomacy. He affirmed that the positive outcomes are a result of the Royal Vision, establishing a state with robust institutions, committed to institutional effectiveness, good governance, and national mobilization.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, the House of Councillors has diligently performed its duties within the framework of its constitutional prerogatives, adhering to the Royal Guidelines. Mohamed Ould Errachid stated that the Upper House has demonstrated a commitment to enhancing parliamentary action, ensuring quality legislation, and strengthening oversight effectiveness, as well as improving public policy evaluation.

Ould Errachid emphasized that Morocco’s primary national cause remains a top priority for the Upper House. The House has actively used its various mechanisms and parliamentary relationships to defend the Kingdom’s territorial integrity and advocate for the Moroccan Sahara’s just cause, drawing inspiration from the Royal Vision and Morocco’s historical achievements.

These achievements have bolstered international recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Southern Provinces and confirmed the autonomy initiative’s relevance as the sole serious and credible solution within the framework of the Kingdom’s national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The House expressed pride in the pioneering Royal initiatives supporting the African continent, the Atlantic vision, and major strategic projects that have reshaped Morocco’s geopolitical standing. These initiatives have cemented Morocco’s role as an emerging regional power, a reliable partner, and a responsible actor contributing to security, stability, and co-development.