State and Government Relations Reexamined
The article focused on the challenge posed by the coexistence of the state's timeline and the government's timeline within the Moroccan constitutional and political context. It clarified that the state persists as a permanent institutional entity, while the government changes with election results. This overlap requires a balance that ensures the continuity of major national policies despite changing governments. It also emphasized the importance of developing legal and institutional mechanisms to safeguard long-term strategies, while maintaining voters' right to change through elections. The key to success, it noted, lies in organizing the relationship between the timeline of continuity and the timeline of turnover to guarantee sustained development and the achievement of national objectives over the long term.
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