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Souss-Massa Council Faces Stalemate Since 1997
The Souss-Massa region in Morocco is facing an unprecedented crisis since the establishment of its council in 1997. It failed to hold its regular October session in 2026 due to a lack of quorum caused by internal disagreements and protests from some members, including those from the National Rally of Independents party that leads the council. The root of this crisis lies in the intense interference of Wali Saïd Azmazzi in the agenda of the session, as he sent a memorandum to add 16 items, which angered council members who felt that the territorial administration was overstepping its authority. This conflict has undermined President Karim Achnkli’s ability to stabilize the situation, revealing disputes over the relationship between the administration and elected officials. As a result, the council has been paralyzed, leading to the suspension of vital development projects and postponement of strategic programs. The upcoming session on October 22 is expected to be a decisive test to resolve the crisis or escalate it further.
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