Bouwano questions where the promised a million jobs are as unemployment reaches 13.3%

Abdellah Buanou, head of the parliamentary group of the Justice and Development Party, revealed the current government's performance before the end of its term, explaining that it is characterized by overall failure across social, economic, and political levels. He clarified that the government's promises to create one million or two million jobs have not been fulfilled, with actual figures not exceeding 94,000 jobs. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate has reached 13.3%, with 1.64 million unemployed and four million young people outside the education, training, and employment systems. He also pointed to a significant decline in social protection, noting that eight million Moroccans remain without health coverage, with ongoing restrictions on health coverage laws and the exclusion of students, in addition to 90% of health insurance budget going to the private sector. Furthermore, he criticized the failure of the education system and the decline in economic investment to 80 billion dirhams from 245 billion, amid increasing corruption within administrations and a rise in the perceived corruption index from 73rd to 97th globally. He also highlighted the deterioration of political conditions, with appointments based on favoritism and loyalty, which threatens the stability of the state. Buanou called for a high turnout in the upcoming elections, expressing hope that the alternative would be capable of correcting the course and achieving the desired change.

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