HIBAPRESS
The parliamentarian for the National Rally of Independents party, Dr. Omar L'Azraq, confirmed that the experience of working in the health sector before and after October 2021 shows the big difference that the party and the government have made in reforming the national health system.
L'Azraq said, during the "Achievements Path" event in the Rabat-Salé-Kenitra region, today, Saturday in Rabat, that he worked as a doctor abroad and returned to practice medicine in Morocco, highlighting that when he entered Ibn Sina Hospital, the largest hospital in Morocco, he found worrying conditions in terms of equipment and services, to the point that the RAMED card was not used correctly, where patients were forced to buy their needs from abroad. The parliamentarian pointed out that the National Rally of Independents party taking over the presidency of the government brought about a qualitative leap, the first of which was restoring doctors' dignity by equating the doctorate in medicine in only 6 months, and giving Moroccan competencies confidence in the health system. The RNI parliamentarian added: "Now we are in 2025, and we notice big changes at the level of health infrastructure, services have become more effective, and doctors find the support they need to practice their profession efficiently." L'Azraq pointed out that this reform represents a call for Moroccan doctors abroad to return to the country and contribute to building a strong and modern health system, stressing that the efforts of the National Rally of Independents party were pivotal in laying these foundations and achieving tangible results on the ground. L'Azraq affirmed that "the party has made a great effort, and we are committed to continuing to support doctors and develop the health system for the benefit of all Moroccans."
