Moroccans Call for Better Purchasing Power

The article addresses the issues of rising living costs and their impact on the purchasing power of Moroccan households. The majority have expressed a decline in their living conditions over the past year, with essential expenses such as food, housing, and transportation exhausting their incomes. Data shows that 76.3% of households have experienced a deterioration in their living situation, while the declining confidence and negative expectations among families reflect the ongoing nature of this crisis. The article calls on the new government to take practical measures to improve purchasing power, such as regulating markets, supporting vulnerable groups, and achieving a balance between controlling prices and increasing income. These steps are essential to ensure stability in living standards and to alleviate the burden on citizens, especially given the rising unemployment rates and low savings that leave families more vulnerable to financial risks.

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