Morocco’s House of Representatives opened the second session of the 2024-2025 legislative year on Friday, with Speaker Rachid Talbi El Alami calling for stronger unity and more effective public policy amid growing geopolitical uncertainty.
Speaking at a plenary session in Rabat, Talbi El Alami said the intersession period had been marked by heightened parliamentary activity, particularly in foreign relations, as well as continued alignment with public concerns and national challenges.
“These challenges require us to intensify our efforts with greater resolve and consistency,” he said, urging lawmakers to ensure that public policies and spending translate into tangible improvements in citizens’ living conditions and the performance of public services.
The Speaker also stressed the importance of maintaining a productive legislative presence and embracing the responsibilities entrusted to both majority and opposition members. He cited an increasingly volatile regional and international environment as a reason for reinforcing Morocco’s internal cohesion.
“In this context of uncertainty and shifting geopolitical dynamics, we must preserve our national unity and the coherence of our ranks,” Talbi El Alami said. “This means setting aside divisions, while embracing the diversity that forms the foundation of our political and cultural wealth.”
The session marks the start of parliamentary deliberations on a range of national and international issues expected to shape Morocco’s legislative agenda in the months ahead.
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