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Consumer groups submit priority memo on purchasing power
The article focused on the demands of consumer protection associations in Morocco, which submitted a memorandum to the new government headed by Fatima Zahra Ezzatouni. The memorandum outlined priorities to safeguard citizens' purchasing power. The demands included enhancing transparency and pricing in markets, especially in the fuel sector, to achieve a clear understanding of price fluctuations. It also called for controlling essential goods and vital services such as healthcare, education, electricity, transportation, water, and telecommunications. Additionally, the memorandum urged for the development of legislation, digital data protection, and regulations for e-commerce, along with the activation of swift mechanisms to resolve consumer disputes, all aimed at ensuring a more just and transparent market.
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