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Laglector announces PAM aid to boost Moroccan purchasing power
The article discusses Fouzi Lekjaa's plans, a member of the Political Bureau of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, to enhance the purchasing power of Moroccans in the upcoming government. He indicated that the PAM focuses on ensuring access to basic commodities at affordable prices, improving retirees' pensions to a minimum of 3,000 dirhams, and increasing support for needy families from 500 to 1,000 dirhams per month. He emphasized the importance of adopting real income standards rather than material means to determine beneficiaries. Additionally, he highlighted reforms in the healthcare sector aimed at improving the quality of treatment, supporting youth through training and initiatives, and investing in water and energy security to provide sustainable resources. He also mentioned encouraging investments exceeding 200 billion dirhams within the national development strategy. The programs aim to protect purchasing power, achieve balanced development across all regions, and ultimately position Morocco by 2031 among the emerging countries.
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