Lachkar urges review of 2011 results

In his article, Idriss Laaskar, the Secretary-General of the Socialist Union Party, reflects on his assessment of the democratic transition process in Morocco since the adoption of the 2011 Constitution. He emphasizes that democratic progress is an ongoing process that evolves over time and is influenced by societal and political changes, rather than a single moment in time. He believes that evaluating the democratic experience should focus on the extent to which constitutional provisions are implemented in citizens' daily lives and on the relationship between citizens and institutions, with particular emphasis on dignity and human rights. He also points out that the current political crisis relates to a decline in the sense of citizenship and dignity, which is linked to eroding public trust in institutions and the lack of genuine civic engagement. Furthermore, he highlights that combating corruption and the entanglement of interests with fundamental needs are essential for restoring trust in politics. Overcoming this crisis requires a societal discussion about the democratic path and its importance, with a focus on the proper implementation of constitutional provisions to enhance citizens’ rights and dignity.

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