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Al-Mansouri details government policies avoiding unequal wealth shifts
Prime Minister Fatima Zahra Me.souri confirmed that the government has a clear and transparent policy, working to combat suspicions and conflicts of interest in order to restore citizens' trust. She pointed out that the governments will strive to improve purchasing power, support enterprises, and simplify procedures, while rejecting the enrichment of the wealthy and the impoverishment of the poor. The focus remains on developing rural areas and housing support programs, despite overall success. She emphasized that the government has concrete measures and real figures to implement its commitments, and that its formation took only 16 days, in accordance with constitutional deadlines. She also considered the appointment of a woman as a historic milestone but affirmed that Morocco has not yet achieved gender parity as per the 2011 Constitution, noting that women remain a key element in the country's development. Additionally, she mentioned that Moroccans living abroad are considered essential partners in development, and that the government will work to bring their services closer and enhance their integration into public policies.
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