HIBAPRESS – Rabat
The House of Representatives held a plenary session this Thursday morning dedicated to the general discussion of the first part of the draft finance law No. 50.25 for the 2026 financial year.
The session witnessed various interventions by representatives of the parliamentary groups, who expressed their positions on the contents of the project, both in terms of major trends and in terms of the procedures included in it, in the context of the parliamentary debate on public policies and the economic choices of the government. In this context, Mohamed Chouki, head of the National Rally of Independents team in the House of Representatives, confirmed that the new electoral laws will ensure a lot of integrity, considering that the ongoing reforms in this field reflect a strong political will to enhance transparency and consolidate trust between the citizen and institutions. Chouki highlighted that these laws constitute an important step towards modernizing the electoral system in a way that is consistent with the requirements of the next phase and establishes sound democratic practice. Chouki added that his parliamentary team is positively interacting with various reform initiatives aimed at improving governance and enhancing political participation, stressing that the balance between economic and political reform remains an essential element for achieving comprehensive development. Chouki also called for continued efforts to ensure the effective implementation of the provisions of the draft finance law, in a way that serves the interests of citizens and strengthens confidence in institutional work.
