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Ben Abdallah opposes government move
The article presents an assessment by Nabil Benabdallah, leader of the Party of Progress and Socialism, of the results of the outgoing government, with a focus on the social and economic failures the country experienced during this period. He pointed to the rise in unemployment rates to 13% nationally and 37% among youth, with 4.5 million young people outside the education or employment system, and the absence of health coverage for around 8.5 million Moroccans. He also highlighted the deterioration of the financial situation, noting that the trade deficit reached 353 billion dirhams, and the country's debt amounted to 83% of GDP, with Morocco's corruption index ranking dropping to 91st place. He called for building a strong internal front to reinforce national unity, especially through democratic and constitutional reforms to support the Sahara issue. Additionally, he condemned the Israeli occupation policies and expressed support for Palestine, emphasizing the importance of political action to combat corruption, achieve dignity, and promote equal opportunities.
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