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The writer discusses the formation of the new government with Fatima Zahra Mansouri, reviewing the participating parties and their proposed programs, especially in the areas of taxes, social support, employment, and funding. They delve into the details of the differences in tax proposals, such as exemption rates and tax brackets, as well as the suggested support patterns, including a monthly amount of 1,000 dirhams and eligibility conditions, linking support to education and health. The article also highlights the goal of creating jobs, with the "Authenticity and Modernity" party aiming for one million positions during the term, while the "Renaissance" party focuses on 250,000 jobs in the industrial sector, accompanied by programs to finance these initiatives. It presents the projected additional costs for the period from 2027 to 2031, estimating that the "Authenticity and Modernity" side forecasts costs of 350 billion dirhams, compared to 574.4 billion dirhams for the "Progress and Socialism" and "Union Socialists" parties. Both parties rely on assumptions that enable the financing of these programs through expected resources, such as progressive taxes on wealth. The article concludes by emphasizing the challenges of translating these proposals into concrete programs and the need to clarify eligibility criteria and targeted support levels. It also notes that drafting the governmental program will serve as a test to convert political consensus into clear commitments in the areas of taxes, support, and employment.
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