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The article discusses criticisms directed at the way the Moroccan government organized itself and communicated during its new formation, emphasizing the importance of respecting the press's time and providing clear information about the announcement of the new government coalition. It also underscores the necessity for political communication to be transparent and responsible, and for the selection of competencies and government figures to be based on experience and professionalism rather than favoritism or connections—especially with a government led by a prime minister for the first time. Additionally, the article highlights the importance of the government being astute, efficient, and honest, with members' loyalty ultimately to the national interest. It calls for the exclusion of partisan influences that are irresponsible in shaping the government formation decisions.
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