Rabat: The Order of Architects Launches the First Forum for Public Sector Architects

National Council of the Order of Architects Hosts Inaugural Public Sector Architects Forum in Rabat
On May 16, 2026, the National Council of the Order of Architects organized the first edition of the Public Sector Architects Forum in Rabat. This meeting aims to enhance the discourse surrounding the strategic role of architects within public policies and territorial development.
This unprecedented event brought together architects from public administrations, local authorities, and urban agencies, creating a space for dialogue on the challenges faced by the profession in the public sector.
A Forum Addressing the Evolution of the Profession
Under the theme "Strategic Changes and Territorial Responsibilities," this inaugural edition strives to reposition public architects as central figures in the planning and implementation of land management policies.
The forum’s discussions particularly focus on:
- Territorial and urban governance
- The strategic role of architects in public policies
- Coordination mechanisms among institutions
- Prospects for structuring the profession in the public sector
Aligning with the Vision of Advanced Regionalization
This initiative aligns with national guidelines regarding advanced regionalization, aimed at strengthening the role of regions as drivers of economic and social development.
The objective is to better integrate architectural expertise into the design of territorial projects, thereby enhancing the quality of life for citizens.
A Profession in Transformation
According to sector data, architects working in the public sector represent a distinct portion of the profession in Morocco, alongside their counterparts in the private sector and academia.
The forum also aims to address concerns related to the recognition of these professionals’ roles, their career advancement, and their contributions to major public projects.
A Space for Dialogue and Coordination
Through this gathering, the Order of Architects seeks to establish a sustainable consultation framework among various sector stakeholders, thereby reinforcing the coherence of architectural interventions in public projects.
This inaugural edition marks a significant milestone in structuring institutional dialogue about the profession and its role in Morocco’s territorial development.



