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The article focused on Abdelilah Benkirane's criticisms, the Secretary-General of the Justice and Development Party, directed at the Aït Benkhilouch government within the context of their election campaign for the September 23, 2026 elections. Benkirane accused the government of conflicts of interest and mismanagement of vital affairs, particularly in the fuel sector, alleging collusion to raise prices and noting that up to 17 billion dirhams had been drained from profits in the market. He also criticized the seawater desalination project in Casablanca, describing its awarding as raising concerns related to conflicts of interest, and claimed that the Prime Minister attempted to secure financial support of 2.6 billion dirhams for the project. Regarding the livestock import subsidy scheme, he criticized the anonymous beneficiaries who received billions in support with little to no returns, using the term "faraqshiya" to describe them. Additionally, he addressed issues related to pharmaceutical deals and the squandering of public funds. He called on citizens to participate in the elections and not to sell their votes, warning that abstention could lead to the exploitation of money to influence results. Through these critiques, Benkirane aims to raise awareness and hold the government accountable for mismanagement of public funds, reflecting his political stance in promoting integrity and transparency ahead of the upcoming elections.
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