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Al-Azmi Warns Al-Mansouri on Diplomatic Weakness
Addis Azami Al Idrissi, head of the Justice and Development Party (JDP) parliamentary group, issued sharp criticisms of the current government's composition and program. He considered it a "continuity government" comprising ministers who did not earn voters' trust and lacking political and ideological harmony. He also viewed the government as weak both electorally and representationally, condemning its shaky beginnings, such as the dismissal of a minister and the inappropriate treatment of teachers. In the fight against corruption, Azami announced that his team is preparing four draft laws that include criminalizing illicit enrichment, conflicts of interest, protecting whistleblowers, and unifying related legislation. His team is ready to discuss these proposals. He called on the government to release detainees held in connection with protests in Al Hoceima and the detention of Nadir Ziani, and urged the enhancement of social and economic policies—such as setting deadlines to lift subsidies, increasing the minimum pension, and reducing taxes—while criticizing several measures related to employment and education. He concluded by emphasizing that his team will responsibly criticize the government, provide alternatives, and give it an opportunity, all while rigorously practicing constitutional and political opposition.
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