Shawqi Criticizes Akhannouch Government's Five-Year Delay in Emerging Morocco

The article discusses Samir Shawki's criticisms, head of Omega Center for Economic and Geopolitical Research, of the Moroccan government's handling of the Ceuta crisis. He considered their media communication weak and lacking, which allowed the Spanish media to shape a stronger and richer image for viewers. He also addressed the government's failure to fulfill its economic promises, particularly in creating jobs, noting that public investment increased by 60% over four years while unemployment rose from 9% to 13.1%, with only 94,000 jobs created compared to a promise of one million. Shawki emphasized that debt itself is not a problem, but rather how borrowed funds are used, criticizing the rising prices of meat despite government subsidies. In political terms, he announced his candidacy for the 2026 elections under the Justice and Development Party, indicating that his parliamentary role would focus on staying close to citizens. He also spoke about the importance of the media and its role in energizing the political scene, criticizing divisions within the media sector, and warning against neglecting sports facilities after hosting the 2030 World Cup, describing the delay in activating the developmental model as a "lost opportunity" to achieve development goals by 2035.

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