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The article highlighted the Moroccan government, led by Mansouri, and its challenge in combating corruption. The Head of the National Authority for Integrity and Anti-Corruption emphasized that the success of the anti-corruption system depends on improving the daily lives of citizens, not just statistical indicators. He called for activating the legislative framework to protect public funds and to enhance the attractiveness of investment. Additionally, he urged reviewing digital indicators by comparing them with the actual living conditions. While noting that legal and institutional gains have been made since the 2011 Constitution, he pointed out that their impact on citizens' lives has not met expectations. He also stressed the importance of better coordination among government sectors, deepening the role of the judiciary, and motivating the private sector through transparency and integrity—all aimed at mobilizing collective efforts based on a clear political will to effectively combat corruption.
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