The Municipality of Casablanca announces the reopening of applications for the position of Director of the Urban Planning, Heritage and Legal Affairs Department. This strategic role represents a unique opportunity for experienced professionals to join the management team of Morocco's economic capital. This reopening follows the absence of suitable candidates in the previous recruitment round, demonstrating the administration's commitment to finding the ideal profile for this key position.
This directorial position is part of the senior management structure within the Casablanca municipal administration. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing urban affairs, municipal heritage properties, and legal matters of the commune. Reporting to the General Director of Services, the department head will oversee the proper functioning of various divisions and supervise staff within the department.
The Municipality of Casablanca has established strict criteria for applicants, including:
The department director's responsibilities encompass a wide range of administrative and technical functions, including:
Applicants must submit the following documents:
A commission appointed by decision of the Municipal Council President will oversee the selection process. The interview will focus on legislative and regulatory texts governing municipal operations, as well as modern public service management techniques and mechanisms. Candidates must demonstrate deep understanding of the legal and administrative framework within which territorial collectivities operate.
The application deadline is March 23, 2026 at 4:30 PM. For additional information, you may contact the Municipality of Casablanca at: Place Mohamed V, Avenue Hassan II, Casablanca. Phone: +212 5 22 42 28 38, Email: contact@casablancacity.ma, Website: www.casablancacity.ma.
We recommend that applicants highlight their experience in public administration and territorial management, while demonstrating their ability to work in the complex environment of a major metropolis like Casablanca. Preparing a clear and comprehensive work program that reflects deep understanding of urban sector challenges, heritage management, and legal affairs within the framework of territorial collectivities is essential for success.