Recruitment Competition for 6 State Engineers at Loukkos Regional Agricultural Development Office

State Engineer Recruitment Competition at ORMVAL

The Loukkos Regional Agricultural Development Office announces a recruitment competition for six State Engineer positions, as part of national efforts to strengthen agricultural sector expertise. This professional opportunity targets engineers specialized in rural and hydraulic engineering who wish to contribute to Morocco's agricultural development.

Eligibility Requirements

Candidates must be Moroccan nationals aged 18 to 45, holding a State Engineer diploma in rural engineering or hydraulic engineering from a recognized national institution. Equivalent diplomas require official equivalence certification.

Competition Examinations

The competition consists of two main tests: a written examination focusing on the required specialization, followed by a 20-minute oral interview assessing the candidate's ability to perform job-related functions. A minimum score of 5/20 on the written test is required to qualify for the oral examination.

About ORMVAL

Established by Dahir No. 1.74.238 dated April 23, 1975, the Loukkos Regional Agricultural Development Office operates under the Ministry of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Water and Forests. Its core mission involves agricultural land enhancement through irrigation and rural infrastructure projects.

Position Benefits

Successful candidates will join scale 11 with professional development opportunities within this prestigious institution. Engineers will work on strategic projects directly impacting food security and regional development.

Application Procedures

Applications must be submitted before May 8, 2026 at 4:30 PM. As specific submission methods aren't detailed in the announcement, direct contact with the office is recommended at: P.O. Box 48 Ksar El Kébir, or by phone at 0539918676.

Special Provisions

The office reserves 25% of positions for former resistance fighters, war orphans, former military personnel and veterans, and 7% for persons with disabilities holding a "disabled person" card. These measures demonstrate the institution's commitment to equity and social inclusion.