HIBAPRESS – Abdel Latif Baraka
The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), from the city of Agadir, announced a set of economic and social proposals that it intends to include in its program for the upcoming period, placing the improvement of purchasing power and support for social groups, especially retirees, among its top priorities.
During the presentation of the program's contents, Fouzi Lakjaa explained that the vision the party is presenting to Moroccans extends to the year 2031, and is based on allocating financial credits of approximately 70 billion dirhams annually to fund a number of social and economic measures.
Among the most prominent proposed measures is working to raise the minimum retirement pension to 3000 dirhams, along with measures aimed at strengthening household incomes and confronting the impact of rising living costs.
These commitments are being put forward in an electoral context characterized by increasing discussion about purchasing power, income levels, and social justice. The party seeks to present its program as a vision that extends beyond the electoral deadline, linking the improvement of social conditions with the preservation of the state's financial balances.
Through these proposals, "PAM" is betting on transforming social files, particularly retirement, income, and purchasing power, into core pillars of its electoral program, at a time when voters are expecting all parties to present practical and implementable solutions, not just electoral promises.
These commitments are expected to form a focal point for political discussion during the election campaign, especially concerning their funding sources and their ability to achieve a direct impact on citizens' living standards, by the year 2031.
