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Free advisors critique Mansouri program, accuse majority of copying Akhannouch decisions
The National Rally of Independents team in the House of Advisors heavily criticized the government program presented by Fatima Zahra Almasouri for the period 2026-2031, affirming that it does not introduce substantive changes in economic and social policies and does not distinguish the priorities of the current majority from those of the previous one. The program was discussed during the first session between the opposition party and the new government, where team leader Mohamed Bakouri pointed out a gap between the government's claim of being a cohesive majority and the substance of its program, considering that the replacement of components does not mean policy revision. Instead, policies should include practical and transparent solutions. Bakouri criticized the predominance of broad objectives over concrete measures, the lack of clarity regarding sources of funding or deadlines for implementing commitments, and warned that promises may remain mere goals without measurable progress. He also questioned the feasibility of increasing social support from 500 to 1,000 dirhams, especially if the timing is linked to the end of the current term, and pointed out the ambiguity surrounding pension reform schedules and the delays in decisions that could further increase economic and social costs. He described the weak measures to achieve the goal of creating one million jobs, particularly with continued high youth unemployment, criticizing the vague training programs and their direct linkage to expected jobs. Additionally, he affirmed that the program repeats previous reforms in health and education, calling for the completion of additional health centers, improvements in the quality of these sectors, and better management of mountainous regions. He also criticized the limited support measures for Moroccans living abroad and the unclear timelines for commitments. In a different context, he warned of the deteriorating situation regarding conflicts of interest and illicit enrichment, demanding accountability for those responsible for previous management, and accused the current government of merely mimicking the policies of the previous administration without offering tangible new solutions.
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