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Akhannouch denounces unqualified promises and rules out red lines post-elections
The statements by Aziz Akhannouch, the Moroccan Prime Minister, focused on criticizing election campaign promises related to projects that fall outside the jurisdiction of the relevant authorities, especially regarding sports achievements such as stadiums and the organization of the 2030 World Cup. Akhannouch confirmed that the construction of stadiums is carried out according to the decisions of King Mohammed VI and administrative provisions, with funding coming from public funds through taxes—not from electoral promises. He also emphasized the importance of respecting procedural rules and organizational decisions in hosting major matches, and rejected the exploitation of the World Cup bid as a pretext for pre-election promises. His remarks also addressed the importance of not rushing to define government alliances before election results are announced, clarifying that the formation of the government will be based on the results declared after the vote, with the King appointing the head of government from the party that wins the most seats. The statements condemned premature overreach by some parties regarding future arrangements, with Akhannouch reaffirming the importance of constitutional and procedural processes, away from election campaigns based on unrealistic promises.
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