Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch defended his government's performance on Tuesday, April 22, 2026, before the House of Representatives. He stated that the government's record "cannot be reduced to ten commitments," emphasizing that its program encompasses a wide range of pledges and concrete achievements.
Akhannouch's remarks came during a parliamentary session dedicated to evaluating the government's work. He highlighted progress in various sectors, including social protection and economic reforms, arguing for a comprehensive assessment of his administration's actions since taking office in 2021.
The Prime Minister's defense follows public and political scrutiny focusing on a set of ten specific commitments made by his government. Opposition figures have previously criticized the pace and scope of implementation regarding these pledges.
The parliamentary session is part of the regular accountability mechanisms within Morocco's political system, where the government presents its accomplishments and faces questions from elected officials.
