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Debate on Mansouri government costs
The article discusses the debate surrounding the cost of privileges and financial compensations received by members of the Moroccan government, particularly the installation grant awarded to ministers upon taking office. This grant is valued at 10,000 dirhams for each minister and 20,000 dirhams for the Prime Minister, with the total amount reaching approximately 330,000 dirhams if all members are included. Additionally, there are other privileges after leaving office, such as severance pay, transportation allowances, and domestic services. The system raises questions about the extent to which these expenses are linked to government performance requirements and the need for transparency and cost rationalization, especially within the context of government efforts to strengthen public finances and reduce social disparities.
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