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Ben Kiran apologizes to the King’s advisors over Essaouira remarks amid pre-election tensions in Morocco
Abdel Elija Benkiran, Secretary-General of the Justice and Development Party and former Prime Minister, publicly apologized for his previous statement during a gathering in Essaouira, in which he described King's advisors Fouad High Elme and André Azoulay with the term "Qandouh." He reaffirmed his commitment to all his other remarks. His apology came after widespread controversy regarding his comments about the King's advisors. He emphasized that Moroccans have only one monarch, King Mohammed VI, and that no official or advisor should behave as if they hold parallel powers. However, his statement sparked a discussion about the extent of influence and control within the state, especially as certain individuals are perceived to dominate decision-making, particularly in the context of approaching parliamentary elections.
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