This renovation is part of a resolute vision aimed at offering a modern, efficient consular service that meets the needs of Moroccans residing in the United States as closely as possible.
“Improving consular services is one of the Kingdom’s priorities in order to meet the growing expectations of the Moroccan community in terms of consular effectiveness, speed and efficiency,” the minister underlined on this occasion.
The listed building, which now houses the renovated consular section, has been extensively modernized, with a complete upgrade of its infrastructure and facilities. These improvements include the adoption of the latest information and communication technologies to accelerate the issuance of administrative documents such as passports and national identity cards, thus ensuring faster and smoother processing of files.
At the same time, particular emphasis was placed on the user experience, with the creation of a modern reception area, an equipped waiting room, in order to offer visitors an environment that is both welcoming and functional.
This opening also marks an important step before the upcoming inauguration of a new Consulate General of the Kingdom in Miami, Florida, which will further strengthen the Moroccan consular presence in the United States and ensure an even more accessible local service to Moroccan citizens residing in this region of the American southeast, and its surroundings.
“Regardless of the different consular districts of Morocco in the United States, Moroccan nationals are invited to go to the consulate or consular service of their choice where they will be welcomed and assisted with all the services requested,” we would like to specify. from the Moroccan Embassy in Washington.
Thanks to this policy, the Kingdom’s embassy in the federal capital of the United States is further strengthening its own capabilities for the benefit of a consular service that fully meets the expectations of the large Moroccan community and the values of proximity and solidarity that unites them wherever they are.