During a meeting in Taounate, Fouzi Lekjaa, a member of the Political Bureau of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) and Morocco's Minister Delegate for the Budget, emphasized his commitment to reducing territorial disparities as a key priority for the next government. The event, reported on August 22, 2026, highlighted his focus on youth and regional development.
Lekjaa argued that bridging the gap between different regions is essential for inclusive growth. He outlined plans to invest in infrastructure, education, and job creation in underserved areas like Taounate, which has historically faced economic challenges.
The minister's remarks come amid ongoing political discussions in Morocco about decentralization and regional equity. His stance aligns with PAM's broader agenda of promoting social justice and balanced development across the kingdom.
No specific policy details or financial commitments were disclosed during the meeting, but Lekjaa's statements signal a continued push for regional investment in the upcoming government term.
