22 Administrator Positions at Moroccan Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts

Recruitment Competition for 22 Second-Grade Administrators

The State Secretariat for Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, under the Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, is organizing a regular recruitment competition for 22 second-grade administrators (scale 11). This competition aims to strengthen administrative, financial, and legal competencies within the central administration and decentralized services of the State Secretariat, as part of the strategy to develop the handicraft and social economy sector.

Competition Details and Required Specialties

The competition will take place on May 17, 2026 in Rabat or other locations if required by service needs. The specialties open for applications cover various essential areas contributing to public affairs management and sustainable development. These specialties include:

• Financial Management and Audit/Control and Management Supervision
• Political Sciences and Political Communication
• Administrative and Financial Management
• Civil Economic Law
• Societal Dynamics
• Finance and Actuarial Science
• Public Law in French Language
• Internal Public Law and Institutional Transformations
• Graduates of the Academy of Traditional Arts
• International Economics and Management
• Marketing and Commercial Management

This diversity of specialties reflects the administration's commitment to recruiting multidisciplinary competencies capable of addressing contemporary challenges in the handicraft and social economy sector.

Application Requirements and Necessary Documents

The competition is open to Moroccan nationals holding a diploma of advanced graduate studies, a specialized graduate studies diploma, a master's degree, a specialized master's degree, or an equivalent diploma compliant with current regulatory provisions in the required specialty. Candidates must be at least 18 years old and no more than 45 years old.

5% of positions are reserved for individuals with resistance fighter status, nation's dependents, or former military personnel, and 7% are reserved for disabled persons holding a disabled person card, reflecting the state's commitment to inclusion and equity policies.

Applications must be submitted through registration and document deposit on the information platform accessible via the electronic portal: https://recrutement.artisanat.gov.ma. Candidates must complete their information declaration, specify their chosen specialty, and upload all required documents before May 2, 2026 at 4:30 PM.

Required documents include:

• Copy of national identity card
• Diploma in the required specialty
• University equivalence decision (for candidates holding degrees from foreign universities)
• Registration card or certificate for nation's dependents, former combatants, or resistance fighters
• "Disabled Person" card for individuals with disabilities
• Authorization to take the competition for public administration employees

Examination Structure and Competition Process

The competition includes two main tests:

• Specific written test: covering general management areas, required specialties, or missions and functions to be filled, lasting 4 hours with a coefficient of 4.
• Oral test: during which the jury discusses various topics and issues with the candidate to assess their ability to perform duties or functions related to the concerned grade, with a coefficient of 3.

Lists of candidates admitted to take the competition are published on the public employment portal www.emploi-public.ma and on the website of the Ministry of Tourism, Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy, and these lists serve as official summons.

Additional Information and Candidate Advice

Candidates should note that certificates of success are not considered valid, and any diploma not matching the required specialty is considered null. Applications not meeting legal requirements are retained. For public administration employees, authorization to take the competition is mandatory, and individuals who fail to provide this authorization within deadlines are excluded from the list of successful candidates.

Expected salaries for second-grade administrators - scale 11 range between 8200 and 9400 MAD per month, with potential access to functional benefits granted to public service employees.

This competition represents an exceptional opportunity to join a dynamic team in a key sector contributing to the preservation of Moroccan cultural heritage and the strengthening of the social economy. We advise candidates to prepare thoroughly for the tests and respect application submission deadlines.