Akhannouch criticizes migrant policies and responds on Agadir loans
Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch of Morocco directed criticism at a regional parliamentarian named Hicham El Mahajri, accusing him of changing his stance toward the government and deliberately attacking it after previously being part of the government majority, despite his involvement in implementing important social projects such as mandatory health insurance and social support. Akhannouch also announced that the criticisms concerning the financing of the development program for the city of Agadir stem from an inaccurate understanding of the nature of the funding; he clarified that the funding was raised through the financial market with the participation of two major banks in Morocco, the Deposit and Investment Fund, as well as an international organization. Furthermore, he emphasized that the process is not solely targeted at Agadir. He confirmed that the government has launched a framework enabling various local authorities to finance their projects through the capital market. At the same time, Akhannouch criticized the distribution of electoral endorsements based on personal relationships, considering this to be unrepresentative of democracy, and asserted that elected officials should work transparently to serve their citizens.
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