The reform of the profession of Adoul has become “an absolute necessity,” said Friday in Marrakech, the president of the National Order of Adouls, Mohamed Sassioui.
Speaking at the opening of the Extraordinary General Assembly of this body, organized under the theme “The modernization of the profession of Adoul, a societal necessity and a constitutional adaptation”, Mohamed Sassioui underlined that the reform of this profession is one of the major concerns of members of the National Order of Adouls.
In the process, he emphasized the need to strengthen the role of the General Assembly, as an organ setting the main orientations of the Order and defining the contours of the roadmap to be adopted for dealing with strategic and professional issues.
And to continue that this two-day meeting is an opportunity to translate the expectations of professionals into orientations capable of serving as a basis for the action of the Executive Board in order to meet the various challenges facing this profession.
For his part, the president of the Adouls Regional Council in Marrakech, Mohamed Amaidi, explained that the Order is a major player in the process of economic development, especially in the wake of the negative effects of the spread of the Covid pandemic. -19.
He also noted that the National Order remains open to all creative initiatives aimed at promoting this profession, insisting on the need to meet the challenges and expectations to meet the challenge of modernization and involvement. positive, given the dynamic in the national legislative arena.
The first day of this Extraordinary General Assembly was punctuated by a series of presentations presented by the various committees under the executive committee of the National Order of Adouls.
On the menu are also a meeting of the presidents of these commissions with the presidents of those belonging to the regional Orders, as well as an interactive session between the members of the association and the president of the Order, which will be devoted to the examination of the professional matters.
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