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Al-Mansouri defends institutions in Tangier case
During the government statement session in Parliament, Prime Minister Fatima Zahra Mansouri discussed the issue of "Sak Tangier" and the electoral violations associated with it. She emphasized that Morocco has 141,000 polling stations, and a discrepancy in one or two stations is considered a personal incident that does not reflect any party directive. She pointed out that such incidents are not new, citing the involvement of a candidate from the Justice and Development Party in distributing money during the 2015 elections, whose membership was suspended. She called for an end to skepticism toward institutions, believing that such doubts weaken voter turnout, which remained at 38%. She noted that this is a collective responsibility requiring joint efforts. She affirmed that the party contested the elections with an ambitious program and that the high participation resulted from Moroccans' engagement with a competitive democratic environment. Finally, she stated that managing public affairs is a responsibility shared by all, with no immunity for any party.
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