HIBAPRESS – Abdellatif Baraka
The controversy continues in the Agadir Ida Outanane prefecture regarding the management of the branch of the School Cooperation Development Association, amidst rising demands to open an administrative and financial investigation, against the backdrop of circulating information linking alleged irregularities within the association and organizational precedents related to the current president's trajectory.
According to what is being circulated in a number of posts and discussions, the association has not held its general assembly since 2014, which raises legal questions about the extent to which the provisions of associative work are respected, which require the periodic renewal of structures and the presentation of literary and financial reports to the subscribers.
Observers consider that the continuation of any association working outside this framework puts it in an ambiguous legal situation, which requires clarification.
The intensity of the discussion increases considering that the president of the association also holds the position of a parliamentarian for a leftist party, which has brought up the issue of conflict between representative responsibilities and associative management, especially when it comes to a body that deals with financial contributions from students' families and works within the educational space.
In the same context, information that is widely circulated returns to the forefront, indicating that the person in question was previously a union cadre, before being expelled due to charges of "forging membership cards," a file that ended with his expulsion without referring the audit committee report to the judicial authorities for investigation with him, a question that is still being raised among unionists and subscribers.
Some observers believe that the prefectural authorities should intervene to correspond with the president of the association about his illegal situation within this associative framework.
Especially as what is being circulated about the continued collection of financial contributions from the parents of students in recent years.
