HIBAPRESS – Rabat
The head of the National Rally of Independents party, Aziz Akhannouch, pointed out today, Saturday, in the city of Madinouna, to the improvement witnessed by the economic indicators of our country, highlighting that the national economy has seen continuous positive growth, expecting the growth rate to reach 4.8% in 2025, after achieving 3.8% in 2024. According to Akhannouch, this growth means "that we have created new job opportunities for youth."
During the seventh stop of the "Path of Achievements" for the National Rally of Independents party, which landed in the Casablanca-Settat region, Aziz Akhannouch addressed his government's challenge of unemployment, especially in the Casablanca-Settat region, which he described as "the beating heart of the Moroccan economy," recalling the launch of a program to support very small, small and medium-sized companies, with financial support reaching 30% of the investment value, with the aim of creating stable job opportunities, as well as launching the "Tadrij" program to train 100,000 trainees annually.
The head of the government recalled his government's achievements in all sectors, highlighting the continued work to achieve a "rising Morocco" under wise royal leadership. In his speech, before more than 3,500 of his party's activists, he said that the trust that Moroccans have placed in the Rally party holds him responsible for responding to their aspirations, explaining that governmental work starts from a "clear vision and action plan" for a Morocco of "dignity, protection, justice and opportunities".
Aziz Akhannouch noted that this vision encourages the continuation of conscientious work to build a Morocco that provides a decent life for all its citizens, recalling in this context, the achievements made in implementing the royal project of social protection.
He stressed that the party is fulfilling its commitments, through direct social support, where more than 4 million families benefit from monthly support ranging between 500 and 1200 dirhams, as well as the generalization of health coverage to provide a unified system for all Moroccans, whatever their professional status, and enabling more than 55,000 families to buy their main housing thanks to the housing support program, and benefiting more than 4 million families from the increase in wages in the public and private sectors and the agricultural sector.
