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Al-Mansouri commits to anti-corruption reforms
The Moroccan government, led by Fatima Zahra Merrouni, has focused on fighting corruption and improving public life over the next five years. It has pledged to criminalize illicit enrichment and penalize conflicts of interest, in addition to raising financial transfers to authorities to 12 billion dirhams annually starting from 2027. The government also launched measures to bring food products closer to consumers by establishing regional unified companies and platforms to lower prices. It emphasized enhancing the independence of regional authorities, clarifying their competencies, and activating the Administrative Decentralization Charter. The focus is also on improving the quality of services and integrating development programs to achieve tangible results, such as reducing regional disparities and promoting comprehensive development.
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