Youssef Adadad. Heba Press
Nizar Baraka, secretary general of the Istiqlal party, in his speech today Tuesday, during the majority meeting, called for the need to act as quickly as possible to activate the reforms and commitments promised by the majority in the government program coming from the party. holidays.
Baraka confirmed that this meeting comes the day after the royal speech on the occasion of the opening of the legislative year, which His Majesty devoted to the national question because it is a bet for the future, as it was a bet for the past and the present.
Baraka stressed that the issue of territorial unity has achieved major successes between brotherly and friendly countries under the leadership of His Majesty the King.
He recalled the support of the European Union’s strategic partners in the Moroccan Sahara issue, while more than 70 countries support the Moroccan autonomy proposal, notably Spain, France, the United States and Arab countries. and Africans who opened their consulates in Laâyoune and Dakhla, Morocco.
Baraka warned against opponents of territorial unity and blocs that put pressure against Morocco’s interests, first and foremost the question of territorial unity.
He criticized the European Court’s decision, calling it biased planning, which goes back to an obsolete and violated dictionary by the United Nations, and which constitutes a decision which calls into question the dynamics of cooperation and the future prospects between the Morocco and the European Union.
Baraka stressed that, thanks to His Majesty the King and Moroccan official and parliamentary diplomacy, advocacy in favor of the Moroccanness of the Sahara has become an influential and credible force in international forums.
Baraka spoke of the strategic vision of His Majesty the King and the promising initiatives which aim to allow the countries of the Sahel to access the Atlantic Ocean, the Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline link project and the African Atlantic Countries Initiative, which embodies a creative model for South-South development. cooperation.
Baraka estimated that this strategy would contribute to achieving peace, security, stability and a decent life for the African citizen, and would make the southern regions of the Kingdom a promising economic hub.
Baraka urged the parliamentary majority to consolidate the gains to convince the remaining countries which are still hesitant about Morocco’s rights to its Sahara.
Baraka praised the results achieved by the government in the mid-term and the positive results achieved despite difficulties, inflation and price fluctuations.
Baraka stressed the need to move forward at full speed to activate the government program and continue the implementation of the social state that His Majesty the King wants for his people.
In the area of investment, Baraka highlighted Morocco’s attractiveness for global investments at an increasing and diversified pace.
He discussed the “Made in Morocco” project, which requires measures to create employment opportunities for young people and women and strengthen economic sovereignty.
Regarding employment, he highlighted a new vision aimed at creating employment opportunities through financial, fiscal and economic measures.
Baraka explained that there are measures to increase salaries and review income tax.
Baraka regrets the anti-citizen behavior occurring in light of price inflation, calling for a fight against inflationary greed.
The minister called for the mobilization and vigilance of parliamentarians to make the impact of the measures taken understood.
Baraka praised the government’s efforts to address imported inflation resulting from the drought.
He stressed the need to combat inflation resulting from greed, particularly in the food sector.
He expressed the need to monitor government measures to ensure they reach target groups.
Baraka explained that the Istiqlal Party welcomed its membership in the government coalition and noted the dynamics that govern the work of the government.
He considers the government’s revenue record during the first half of the legislature to be a source of pride for his party.
Baraka concluded that the party is committed to supporting the work of the government and various reform projects to achieve national and territorial unity, strengthen the national economy and support the purchasing power of citizens.
