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Al-Mansouri Discusses Past Disputes
The article covered statements by Prime Minister Fatima Zohra Mansouri regarding her disagreements with previous governments and the outlines of her approach to management reforms. She confirmed her commitment to continuing the implementation of the strategic royal projects and strengthening the integrity system, including criminalizing illicit enrichment, with a focus on combating corruption and improving the relationship between the administration and citizens. Mansouri explained that the new government is examining this approach more than concentrating solely on large corporations, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises as a fundamental part of the economic fabric, while maintaining strategic priorities. She also emphasized the importance of decentralization and bringing decision-making closer to citizens, working to expand dialogue with opposition groups and all parliamentary factions, and she rejected “personalization of institutions.” She affirmed that challenges require updating and activating policies, including reforms in the education, health, and agriculture sectors, with a focus on improving purchasing power and reducing inflation. She is committed to organizing a national dialogue on youth and simplifying development-oriented property procedures. Additionally, she highlighted the need to move beyond disagreements and work collaboratively, rejecting rhetoric of victimization and accusations of treachery, while emphasizing the presence of women in political responsibilities as part of comprehensive development and the national interest.
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