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Scandal! 21 Phones, 16 Tablets Vanish from Higher Education Ministry

Missing Tech Sparks Scandal at ⁤Moroccan Ministry of ⁣Higher Education

A scandal has erupted at the Moroccan Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation following the handover of ‍power from former Minister Abdelatif Miraoui to the newly appointed Azzedine Midaoui. ⁢ The disappearance⁣ of 21 high-end mobile phones, 16 electronic tablets, and 60 fuel cards ‍has raised serious questions about accountability and security within the ministry.

According to reports from Moroccan news outlet Al ⁢Akhbar,⁢ the missing items were discovered during the ⁢transition period. This incident has quickly become a talking point, prompting discussions about potential mismanagement and the‍ need for greater transparency within government operations. While the exact circumstances surrounding the disappearance​ remain unclear, the incident underscores the vulnerability of⁢ public resources and the importance of robust inventory management practices.

This​ isn’t an isolated incident. Government ministries and agencies worldwide⁢ are susceptible to asset loss, ​whether through theft, misplacement, or ⁢lack of proper tracking.‍ A 2020 report

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