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Yassine Okasha, head of the National Rally for Independents’ parliamentary group, issued sharp criticisms of Prime Minister Fatima Zohra Mimoun’s government. He accused it of forming a majority based on quotas and favors, and of reproducing the policies of the previous government despite promises of change during the electoral campaign. He also considered that the current cabinet lacks efficiency and effectiveness, contradicting the slogan of change, and noted the weak representation of women. Okasha emphasized that the government program was hastily drafted with the intervention of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, which dominated the formation and content of the program in a way that threatens the commitments of other parties, with ambiguity regarding policies and priorities. He criticized the continuation of previous policies in the new program and called for clarity in political and economic orientations, while respecting the achievements of the past. He also pointed out the postponement of some important social commitments. He affirmed that his party will play an independent and objective opposition role, monitoring government performance and proposing alternatives. Additionally, he criticized the discrepancy between the electoral rhetoric and the current government directions.
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