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Al-Sameek mocks Al-Bam and targets Koukouz
The President of the National Council of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, Najwa Kokkous, stated during a meeting with the General Union of Moroccan Enterprises that the minimum wage in Morocco does not exceed 2,600 dirhams. This figure is outdated and ignores the successive increases approved by the government as part of social dialogue. Official data shows that the minimum monthly wage before 2021 was approximately 2,828 dirhams, gradually rising to 3,265 dirhams in January 2025, and is expected to reach around 3,423 dirhams at the beginning of 2026. The figure Kokkous provided differs from the official numbers by at least 800 dirhams, which sparked widespread mockery and criticism on social media. This is especially notable since the statement was made in a context where accurate information is presumed to be available, raising questions about the credibility of the data related to wage indicators and social and economic policies in the country.
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