Although it is everyone’s responsibility, it is, first and foremost, your duty as parliamentarians, given that you represent the citizens.
This is also the responsibility of political parties, elected officials serving on boards and councils at all territorial levels, the media, civil society organizations, and the life force of the nation.
Honorable Members of Parliament,
In the last Throne Day Address, I called for accelerating the march of emerging Morocco, and launching next-generation programs for local development.
As you know, these are major questions that exceed governmental and parliamentary terms and timeframes.
By the grace of the Almighty, and thanks to the dynamics I set in motion, our country has embarked on achieving greater social and territorial equity.
In this regard, I seek to ensure everyone benefits from the fruits of growth, and from equal opportunities among the citizens of our unified country, when it comes to political, economic, social, and other rights.
I therefore consider the level of local development to be the mirror that truly reflects the progress of the emerging, united Morocco we are all seeking to consolidate.
