Bwano: Corruption costs Morocco 50 billion dirhams a year and our role is to alert the government from the opposition site

Abdullah Boano, a leader of the Justice and Development Party (AKP), stressed that the party believes deeply in fighting corruption, confronting the exploitation of influence, positions and conflicts of interest, creating public life and adopting the principles of integrity and transparency. In a meeting organized by the party in Khamisat, Buano explained that Morocco loses 6 percent of GDP annually due to corruption, which is equivalent to 50 billion dirhams annually according to official reports.

Boano added that the party introduced hundreds of measures within its electoral program during the legislative entitlements. He will defend it from the opposition position he chose, pointing out that the main role of the opposition lies in alerting the country when the government is going down the wrong path, and the political distinction between the actors in the party and national political scene. He stressed that the party will play its role as a responsible, patriotic and citizen opposition, and will vote for or against what the government comes up with based on the national interest.

Boano highlighted that Morocco suffers from many social challenges due to the disasters left by the government of Aziz Akhannouch, whether related to high prices or health coverage problems. In addition to the economic challenge related to entrepreneurship and investment. He also pointed to the challenge of downloading autonomy that requires stacking as a country and a community to succeed in, as well as the investment and economic challenge associated with preparing for the World Cup.

Source: Lakm - https://lakome2.com/politique/433123/