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Health: two 3,000-post recruitment rounds reported, official notices awaited

This dossier follows Morocco’s nursing and health-technician recruitment examinations, their timetable, available posts and allocation. Union and media announcements are distinguished from official notices.

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Stethoscope, generic 2024 illustration. It does not depict a Moroccan facility or recruitment process. Ryan Kissinger / NIAID, public domain.
Stethoscope, generic 2024 illustration. It does not depict a Moroccan facility or recruitment process. Ryan Kissinger / NIAID, public domain. — Ryan Kissinger / NIAID / NIH BioArt 501 / Wikimedia Commons — domaine public, 2024, sans modification.

Where things stand

Hespress reported on 27 October 2026 that two recruitment examinations were planned for a total of 6,000 nurses and health technicians. Union official Abdellah Mirouche said his union had received confirmation of the plans.

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Health: two 3,000-post recruitment rounds reported, official notices awaited

Hespress reported on 27 October 2026 that two recruitment examinations were planned for a total of 6,000 nurses and health technicians. Union official Abdellah Mirouche said his union had received confirmation of the plans.

Stethoscope, generic 2024 illustration. It does not depict a Moroccan facility or recruitment process. Ryan Kissinger / NIAID, public domain.
Stethoscope, generic 2024 illustration. It does not depict a Moroccan facility or recruitment process. Ryan Kissinger / NIAID, public domain. — Ryan Kissinger / NIAID / NIH BioArt 501 / Wikimedia Commons — domaine public, 2024, sans modification.

A first round covering 3,000 posts is expected in November, provisionally on 22 November. A second round of the same size is expected during the second week of February 2027.

Recruitment would cover regional health directorates and territorial health groups. Allocations by region and specialty still need to be discussed. As official notices had not yet been published in the reporting consulted, these dates do not constitute a final application timetable.

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