Moroccan Scholars Criticize State Corruption

The article reflects the criticisms directed at the continued spread of corruption in Morocco and the protection by political and legislative institutions of private interests at the expense of the public good. It points to the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a small minority, along with a decline in efforts to reform laws and the obstruction of initiatives aimed at promoting transparency and accountability. It also highlights the crisis of trust between citizens and authorities, the worsening conditions in mountainous regions, and the marginalization faced by their inhabitants, coupled with repeated protests demanding equitable and balanced development.

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