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Rochdi Talib Takes Helm of Morocco’s Health Services Federation for 2025‑2028
The Moroccan Federation of Health Service Companies (FMAESS) convened its first Elective General Assembly in Casablanca, electing Rochdi Talib as president and Redouane Semlali as vice‑president. Their three‑year mandate (Dec 2025‑Dec 2028) aligns with the CGEM statutes and the Kingdom’s drive to broaden social protection, positioning the federation as a key voice for a rapidly growing health‑services sector. FMAESS’s mission centers on fostering member growth, lobbying for sector‑friendly policies, and building a competitive health‑services ecosystem that meets citizen expectations.
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On Tuesday in Casablanca, the Moroccan Federation of Health Service Companies (FMAESS) held its inaugural Elective General Assembly. Members voted to appoint Rochdi Talib as president and Redouane Semlali as vice‑president for a three‑year term running from December 2025 through December 2028.
The election follows the statutes and internal regulations of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) and implements the Board of Directors’ decision dated 15 September 2025. A CGEM press release confirms that the assembly formally installed the new governing body of the federation.
Why the vote matters
The health‑services sector is experiencing sustained growth in Morocco, driven in part by the Kingdom’s ambitious push to expand universal social protection under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. Strengthening the federation’s leadership is seen as a crucial step toward improving the sector’s representation and influence.
FMAESS’s core mandate
- Support member companies in scaling their operations.
- Advocate for sector‑wide development policies with public authorities.
- Foster a competitive, high‑performing health‑services ecosystem that meets citizens’ expectations.
CGEM, the umbrella organization for Moroccan enterprises, endorsed the election, underscoring its commitment to a robust private‑sector contribution to national health objectives.
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