Morocco: Politicians and Human Rights Activists Condemn Ongoing Systemic Crisis and Expanding Corruption Networks
Morocco is facing a structural crisis related to government management, including rising unemployment rates, declining quality of education and healthcare, and an expanding wave of migration and despair among the youth. This reflects the failure of current policies, which tend to replicate patterns of authoritarianism and corruption, as well as the ongoing normalization policy with Israel, despite decreased trust in official institutions. Additionally, the new tax policies, enacted to address the budget deficit, have placed a heavier burden on citizens, while public institutions continue to receive substantial financial support without any real improvement in essential services.
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