Moroccan Party Leader Praises Ministers' Contributions to Government Coalition

Najwa Kokos, president of the National Council of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), expressed pride in the party's ministers serving in the government coalition. She described their contributions as "qualitative," emphasizing their role in implementing major projects and launching structural reforms across strategic sectors.

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PAM's ministers have contributed effectively to the implementation of major projects and the launch of structural reforms in strategic sectors, including housing and urban planning, culture, youth, communication, public finance, higher education, digital transition, energy, and employment.

Kokos specifically cited advancements in housing and urban planning, culture, youth, communication, public finance, higher education, digital transition, energy, and employment. She stated that these efforts have strengthened public finances, accelerated structural reforms, and improved the effectiveness of public policies. The initiatives aim to meet citizen priorities, bolster the social state, enhance economic competitiveness, and support sustainable development.

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This effort has focused on strengthening the robustness of public finance, accelerating the pace of structural reforms, increasing the efficiency of public policies, and launching initiatives and programs that respond to the priorities of citizens, thereby strengthening the foundations of the social state, supporting the competitiveness of the national economy, and consolidating the path of sustainable development.

During the same PAM National Council meeting, the official joining of Fouzi Lekjaa, minister delegate for the budget and president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, was announced. Kokos also commended the National Committee for Arbitration and Ethics for its work. This committee has expanded its role beyond disciplinary matters to include guidance and proposals, establishing regional committees and developing training materials.

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The National Committee for Arbitration and Ethics has worked diligently, fulfilling its legal responsibilities while embracing new roles in guidance, support, and proposal. It is no longer just a committee for discipline, procedures, and arbitration, but a committee for arbitration and laws.

The committee has also undertaken a review of the party's legal arsenal and is preparing an election guide for the 2026 legislative elections, with plans for a similar guide for the 2027 local and territorial elections. This initiative aims to ensure party candidates are informed about all legal updates.

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This committee is making the election guide available to all the party's candidates for the 2026 legislative elections.