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