Al-Tahrawi: Hospitals are opening while others push electoral promises

The article focused on the Moroccan government's efforts to reform the healthcare sector over the past five years. Minister Amin Tahraoui pointed out that this reform is demonstrated through the opening of 36 new hospitals, improving health indicators such as reducing maternal mortality rates, and strengthening primary healthcare centers by incorporating modern technologies like artificial intelligence, especially in areas with limited access to healthcare services. Tahraoui emphasized that success stems from direct fieldwork, not slogans or promises, and that the current priority is to complete ongoing projects quickly and accelerate their implementation, as well as to rebuild health institutions that are in need of such upgrades—like the Agadir Hospital, which dates back to the 1960s. He also underscored that genuine reform requires clear decision-making rather than mere promises, and that the government has accomplished many projects that should serve as a foundation for further development, rather than seeking to start anew from scratch. The purpose of the article is to highlight that the reform efforts are ongoing and tangible, and that the healthcare sector is too important to be used for electoral point-scoring.

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