Boujdour Commune, under the jurisdiction of Boujdour Province within the Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra region, has announced a call for applications to fill three key leadership positions within its administrative structure. This announcement is based on Communal Decision No. 08 dated February 5, 2026, aiming to enhance managerial competencies and ensure efficient local governance. These positions represent a golden opportunity for civil servants aspiring to take on greater responsibilities and contribute actively to the commune's development.
The three vacant positions are distributed as follows, with each department head responsible for vital administrative and organizational duties:
Boujdour Commune has established precise criteria to ensure the selection of truly qualified candidates. Applicants must meet the following conditions:
As an exception, permanent and contracted civil servants ranked as third-grade administrators may also apply, provided they have at least 15 years of effective service in public administrations or territorial communities, including a minimum of 4 years in the mentioned grade.
Each candidate must prepare a complete application file containing the following documents:
Files must be submitted to the personnel department at the commune headquarters, after registration at the records office, during standard administrative hours. The deadline for accepting applications is March 24, 2026, before 4:30 PM. Subsequently, a dedicated committee will review the files and conduct selective interviews, with interview details to be announced later via specified publication channels.
Boujdour Commune is a vital component of the territorial administration in the Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra region, playing a central role in implementing local policies and enhancing services for citizens. This announcement reflects the administration's commitment to transparency and merit-based appointments, grounded in a robust legal framework including Dahir No. 1-58-008 concerning the general statute of the civil service, Organic Law No. 113.14 on communes, and various decrees and ministerial decisions regulating appointment conditions for senior positions.
Working in such leadership roles offers the chance to participate in local decision-making and improve public service quality, while benefiting from a professional environment that values competence and encourages career development. We advise all eligible candidates to apply confidently, ensuring strict adherence to deadlines and file requirements, to join a dynamic and responsible team.