The “Justice and Development” team submits 4 anti-corruption law proposals to the House of Representatives

The parliamentary team of the Justice and Development Party announced that it officially deposited on Friday, October 23, 2026, four law proposals related to the anti-corruption system with the Office of the House of Representatives, in order to present them to the competent committee and subject them to the legislative procedure specified in the rules of procedure of the House. This step comes in fulfillment of what the party has committed to in its electoral program. In implementation of what was stated in the team's intervention during its discussion of the government program.

The legislative initiative includes a proposal for a law related to preventing and combating conflicts of interest and criminalizing the diversion of privileged information to obtain benefits and privileges in accordance with Article 36 of the Constitution, in addition to a proposal for a law related to criminalizing illicit enrichment to combat the large and unjustified increase in wealth. The team also submitted a third proposal related to the protection of public officials who report acts of corruption in public administrations. A fourth proposal concerns the unification and updating of legislation relating to the compulsory declaration of property.

Prime Minister Fatima al-Zahra al-Mansouri had promised in the government statement before the parliament to fight corruption and rents and criminalize illicit enrichment and conflicts of interest, knowing that Minister of Justice Abdul Latif Wahbi, who maintained his position with the new government, had withdrawn it from the House of Representatives with the government of Aziz Akhannouch.

Source: Lakm - https://lakome2.com/politique/435256/