Senior members of the National Rally of Independents (RNI) used a regional gathering in Marrakech to reaffirm support for the government’s reform agenda, stressing its legitimacy since the 2021 elections and pointing to progress in health, education and water management.
Mohamed Kabbaj, the party’s regional coordinator, argued the government has “consolidated democracy and political stability,” citing initiatives such as the “pioneering school” program, new teaching standards and investments in desalination plants, including projects in Safi and Marrakech.
He acknowledged challenges remain but insisted reforms are “tangible” for citizens.
ParliamentarianAbdelouahed Chafiki said the administration had not only managed crises but “registered itself in history” through flagship projects, particularly the rollout of universal health coverage. He conceded the health sector faces structural difficulties yet credited the government with building capacity.
The meeting, part of the RNI’s “Path of Achievements” series, drew party president Aziz Akhannouch and members of the political bureau.
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