Embassy of the Republic of South Africa in Rabat, Kingdom of Morocco

The South African Embassy in Rabat was happy and proud to serve all the South African citizens who came to vote on Saturday, May 18. Some have travelled from far to exercise their constitutional right to vote.

A big thank you to Ambassador Ebrahim Edries and the Embassy team for the hard work. You made this day possible!

MAY 18, 2024 ELECTIONS
Have you registered to vote abroad? If you have and didn't receive confirmation, please verify your status at the following link https://www.elections.org.za/pw/Voter/Voter-Information. Complete the ID number and verify if you are registered and your voting station.

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

The South African Embassy in Rabat seeks to employ a qualified individual with the required experiences.

Position: Accountant/Bookkeeper
Type of Appointment: Full-time Position
Starting Salary: Minimum Moroccan Dirhams (MAD) 115 747 to Maximum Moroccan Dirhams (MAD) 215 050 Per annum based on qualifications and experience, excluding benefits.
Fringe benefits are payable according to prevailing regulations as set out in the Conditions of Service.

Requirements:
• A relevant post-school qualification plus three (3) years’ experience in an administration, financial capacity
• Relevant computer proficiency especially in MS Excel
• Must have knowledge of Revenue online Services for payroll purposes
• Communication – English both verbal and written
• Moroccan National or Permanent Resident or Foreign National with relevant government approvals
• Police clearance(s) certificate from country of origin and if resident over one (1) year in current country of residence
• Valid Driver licence (Added advantage)
• Computer literacy (Software and hardware) Ms Office Suite of programmes such as MS Word and use of Internet search.

Please forward your CV (English version) with certified copies of relevant qualification(s), identity document or valid passport, and valid work permit where applicable to:

[email protected] and [email protected]

Applications can be hand delivered to the following address:
Embassy of the Republic of South Africa
34 Rue des Saadiens, Hassan
Rabat

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted and invited to an interview. Should you not hear from us in two (2) weeks after closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful.

The closing date for applications is 22 March 2024

The Moroccan Human Rights Association visits the Embassy to express thanks and support to South Africa in the ICJ case against Israel for genocide against the Palestinian people.

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Ambassador E Edries meets with Souss-Massa Region stakeholders

As part of the Embassy’s trade and investment promotion endeavors, Ambassador Ebrahim Edries conducted a tour in the Souss-Massa region to meet with relevant stakeholders and discuss the means and ways of enhancing trade and economic relations between South Africa and Morocco. Ambassador Edries thus met with the President of the Souss Massa Chamber of Commerce of Industry and Services, Mr Said Dor, in Agadir. During this meeting, economic and trade and investment promotion initiatives were discussed with this Chamber, as well as possible engagements to operationalize the MoU signed between this Chamber and the Cape Town Chamber of Commerce.

Ambassador Edries then met with Mr Karim Achengli, President of the Souss-Massa Region which contributes around 6.6% to the national GDP and occupies a significant place within Morocco in terms of tourism, agriculture and fisheries.

Ambassador Edries’s third engagement was with the President of the Moroccan Association of Fruit and Vegetable Growers and Exporters (APEFEL), Mr Khalid Saidi and his adviser Mr Laraisse Serghini. The meeting was followed by a visit to the Center for Technology Transfer, created in 2005 by the APEFEL in partnership with UNIDO and the Ministry of Agriculture and Maritime Fisheries. Discussions centered around the ways of linking the APEFEL with their counterparts in South Africa, particularly in view of the inverted agricultural production seasons, and linking the Centre for Technology Transfer with agricultural research organizations in South Africa for mutually benefitting know-how transfer.

The 2021/2022 South Africa Yearbook is available for download!

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The South African Embassy in Rabat, Kingdom of Morocco, supports the Moroccan cyclist Ms Meryem Belkihel on her journey to promote awareness of Gender Equality and Climate Awareness. She will be cycling from Morocco to Tanzania and calls for cyclists in other countries to join her when she passes through their countries.
Safe journey to you Meryem!!

The Ambassador of the Republic of South Africa joins the people of Morocco in celebrating a momentous victory over Portugal in the Quarter finals of the Soccer World Cup 2022. We wish them well in the forthcoming semi final against France more especially as the first ever African country to reach the semi finals of this global event. May the fairy tale ride continue into the Finals and may Morocco emerge victorious. You will then have an unprecedented era in African sport with Morocco as soccer World Cup winners joining South Africa as the current rugby World Cup champions.