Leshkar faulted government promises

The article focused on Idriss Laçker's criticism of the current government over its performance during five years in power. He explained that the government failed to implement many proposals put forward by the party, such as increasing wages, supporting housing and agriculture, citing a lack of financial resources, despite electoral promises to raise the minimum wage to 5,000 dirhams. Laçker also criticized the repeated electoral promises at the end of the term, considering that unimplemented measures should not be presented as new developments. He called on citizens to hold the ruling majority accountable for their performance over the past years. Additionally, he pointed out that Morocco's image and investment climate have deteriorated due to conflicts within the government, and defended the Socialist Union's electoral program, emphasizing that it is based on clear and feasible goals, such as reducing the unemployment rate to 8%, at a cost of up to 415 billion dirhams. These statements come in the context of the election campaign preparing for upcoming elections, where he stressed the importance of presenting real and realistic programs that address citizens' grievances.

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