HIBAPRESS
Aida Zahidi, a member of the National Council of the National Rally of Independents party, affirmed that the Moroccan model has reached the achievement of the principle of accountability, which is no longer just a slogan. She added during her participation on Thursday in the "Hespress Debate" program that this is currently reflected in the commitment to responsibility that is embodied by a number of officials, headed by the head of the executive branch, who took the initiative to present his government's report.
Zahidi considered that the timing chosen by the Head of Government to present the report, contrary to what his critics promote as premature, provides an opportunity to create a sober public debate about what this 300-page report contains, between supporters and critics, stressing that the current government, although it has presented the report, it and Aziz Akhannouch at its head will complete its work as required. The same speaker compared the current government to its predecessor, stating that Saad Eddine El Othmani did not present his government's report except under pressure from the opposition at the time, on the eve of the elections, which made it not receive the momentum of the debate created by the Aziz Akhannouch government's report now. She pointed out that Aziz Akhannouch, before presenting his report as Head of Government, discussed his party's report as Head of the organization for two months with the activists of the independents in their tours. She said that Aziz Akhannouch does not run away from accountability or debate, as his political opponents claim, denying that this government is a caretaker government as these people promote, because it is following the implementation of a set of projects and programs. She affirmed that the government presents a model that proves that it is a second rotational government that gives social transition, which came based on a strong economic model, led by a royal vision to build the social state for the benefit of the Moroccan citizen. Zahidi concluded that this transformation constitutes an extension of the gains accumulated by Morocco under the reign of King Mohammed VI, especially with regard to social and economic reforms, noting that the government has succeeded in giving practical content to the social state workshop, based on tangible indicators that reflect progress in this path, despite the limited resources of the Kingdom.
