HIBAPRESS – Rabat
Prime Minister Fatima Ezzahra Al-Mansouri emphasized that the government is a political government par excellence, comprising militants with strong political backgrounds. All its ministers are politicians, with the exception of Ahmed Rahou, who is considered a national competency in a ministry essential for the current stage.
Al-Mansouri reiterated her call to combat suspicions and conflicts of interest, affirming that the political government she leads will not be for show and that ministers will not appear on television to say this, but rather to respond to the problems and aspirations of Moroccans.
Al-Mansouri, in her response today to members of the second chamber regarding the governmental statement, clarified that democracy is based on listening among all components, stressing that "the government manages and the opposition monitors." On the constitutional aspect, she explained that the legislator is the maker of laws, and that discussing the finance law before its ratification of the investiture is not possible, while its deposit remains constitutional.
She noted that the formation of the government took only 16 days, and the draft was prepared and deposited in a record time after the governmental program was established within a committee comprising majority parties.
Returning to the topic of the political government, Al-Mansouri described its formation as a "political government," explaining that its ministers are militants with political and struggle backgrounds within parties, united by a strong democratic reference based on dialogue, listening, and responsiveness.
She highlighted that the first thing the majority leaders agreed upon was restoring confidence, given the recorded participation rate (38 percent), and reiterated her complete rejection of any conflict of interest.
She also drew attention to the fact that government measures are derived from field visits across Morocco and are not the product of study offices or artificial intelligence, deriving their ambition from the vast resources the country possesses.
