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Bouwano Calls for Progress and Detainee Releases
Abdellah Buanou, a member of the Justice and Development Party delegation in the House of Representatives, delivered strong criticism of the government program presented by Prime Minister Fatima Zahra Al-Mansouri. He emphasized that the program overlooked essential issues of a constitutional and human rights nature, including foreign policy, the environment, political détente, and the release of detainees related to protests—especially the prisoners of the Hirak Rif movement and Generation Z demonstrations. He stated that the constitution requires the government program to include clear visions across all sectors, and the absence of these points raises questions about the government's adherence to constitutional obligations. He also pointed out that the program did not allocate a section for Moroccans living abroad, despite their significant economic and social importance. Furthermore, he criticized the lack of mention of official entities and their roles concerning national unity issues. Buanou emphasized the need to activate human rights concerns, particularly the release of prisoners, and to seriously combat corruption. He also called for an evaluation of policies related to Amazigh culture, tourism strategies, and economic development, with a focus on increasing household purchasing power and reducing economic burdens. He warned that the major challenges lie in addressing the rising cost of living and achieving genuine economic revival, highlighting the necessity of implementing practical measures and concrete initiatives to ensure the government’s credibility in the eyes of the citizens.
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