The government published today a book on the outcome of the first year of its work.
The final version is available for viewing and downloading on the government website after the government majority’s final approval of its full contents.
At the start of Thursday’s council, the Head of Government emphasized “the need to maintain the high pace of work, and even push it to higher levels in order to serve the aspirations of the King and the people.”
This publication, according to Akhannouch, “provides a comprehensive picture of the government’s interventions in different public policies to limit the effects of successive crises on the one hand, and to implement the government’s commitments in order to establish the foundations of the social state on the other.”
Akhannouch also praised the ministers’ efforts to serve the country and its citizens despite the difficult global context that coincided with the inauguration of the government.
“The government is fully aware of the specificity of the situation and is making efforts thanks to the royal directives,” said Baitas.
The same spokesperson further stated that Akhannouch held talks with the government majority in order to study the challenges that were marked this year, adding that, “the government was able to face thanks to the tireless work it is doing, the confidence of allies, and the positive coordination between the components of the majority in order to respond to the citizens’ expectations and needs.”
On Thursday’s government council, Akhannouch discussed as well with the opposition about the 2023 Finance Bill, stating that he will take into consideration the proposals of these parties and their perceptions of possible solutions to answer a number of economic and social challenges.
Akhannouch assured the national public opinion that his government is fully determined to complete the implementation of its program, in accordance with the royal directives, and its ambition to reach the set goals.
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