2023-06-27 16:29:00
Tuesday, June 27, 2023 at 05:29 PM
Rabat – The National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC) is today resolutely committed to the digitization of its professions and its services, indicated, Tuesday in Rabat, the Minister of Agriculture , Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Waters and Forests, Mohamed Sadiki.
Speaking at a meeting of the productive sectors commission at the House of Representatives on the roles of this Agency, the minister affirmed that in application of the High Instructions of HM King Mohammed VI contained in the message addressed to the participants in the Assizes meetings on the State’s land policy held in 2015, the Agency has ensured the modernization and digitization of its services and services.
In this regard, Mr. Sadiki said that the ANCFCC is deploying an easily accessible and secure online service space, as a real virtual agency available to all users, whether individuals or professionals, noting that the quality of service, responsiveness and traceability of operations are fundamental issues raised by this digitalization process.
With regard to the missions and attributions of the Agency which comes under the Ministry, he specified that it is responsible in particular for the registration of land ownership, the publication and conservation of real rights and land charges affecting registered properties. or in the process of registration, the conservation of land archives and documents and the communication to the public of the information contained therein, and the establishment of cadastral maps within the framework of land registration.
He also ensured that the Agency sees to the establishment and conservation of the National Cadastre, the establishment and revision of the topographic map of the Kingdom at any scale, the realization of basic infrastructure works relating to geodetic and leveling networks, coordination, centralization and conservation of topographic and photogrammetric documents established by administrations, local authorities and public establishments.
It also involves the centralization and conservation, in consultation with the administrations and bodies concerned, of information relating to bare land belonging to the State, to the Habous Publics, to the Guich, to the ethnic and local communities and to the public establishments, located at within the perimeters of urban communes, demarcated centers as well as within their periphery.
The Minister, who reviewed the Agency’s key figures in 2022, noted that the ANCFCC issued 438,258 land titles, 91% of which were in rural areas, with 667,084 in area, and 8.03 billion dirhams ( MMDH) of revenue collected during the 2022 financial year.
Referring to the Agency’s professions, Mr. Sadiki highlighted the role of the General Curator, adding that the diversity of functions devolved to land property curators as well as the plurality of legal provisions governing their attributions highlighted the need to create a legal institution.
The purpose of this legal institution, continued the Minister, being to ensure the unity of the administrative doctrine and the control of the functions with which the curators are responsible and to enable them to raise all the important questions and matters which require a decision of principle.
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