On May18, 2005, HM King Mohammed VI delivered a historical speech in which he announced the launching of the National Initiative for Human Development. A far-reaching step to fight poverty and exclusion.

The reform of the Moroccan audio-visual landscape, which had for a long time been one of the governmental priorities, has finally been realized with the new law on the audio-visual communication unanimously adopted by the Parliament on November 25, 2004.

Morocco has committed itself to reinforcing human rights since the beginning of the 1990s under the reign of HM King Hassan II. the corner stone being set in 1990 with the institution of the Advisory Council of Human Rights followed by the creation of a ministry in charge of human rights in 1993.

The new Labour Code went into effect on June 7^th , 2004.  This reform is intended to make the Moroccan legislation meet international conventions, increase work flexibility, and simplify and modernise the Labour Law.

Since the national conference on Tourism held on January 10, 2001 in Marrakesh, Morocco has been officially committed in a new policy aiming at reaching 10 million tourists by 2010. The Royal speech given at the conference is the founding act of the new tourism strategy.