The inhabitants of Essaouira, a city recently named the best tourist destination in Morocco for the year 2023, live in fear and anguish due to the invasion of wild boars. Concerned about the issue, the parliamentary group of the Party of Progress and Socialism in the House of Representatives calls on the Ministry of the Interior to act in order to put an end once and for all to this phenomenon.
Algeria is not participating in the South-South Cooperation Parliamentary Forum that opened this Thursday at the headquarters of the House of Councillors in Rabat. The country of Abdelmadjid Tebboune has boycotted several international meetings organized in Morocco in recent years.
Three Moroccan deputies have just been referred to justice for corruption. Already about twenty parliamentarians are being prosecuted for acts of corruption and embezzlement of public funds.
The proliferation of fraud on olive oil is a concern for the Moroccan Parliament. MP Naima El Fathaoui has addressed a written question to Mohamed Sadiki, Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests.
In Morocco, several deputies and local elected officials are being prosecuted before the courts for alleged offenses of corruption and abuse of power.
Around twenty Moroccan parliamentarians are in the sights of the justice system. They are being prosecuted for forgery and use of forgeries, abuse of power, squandering and misappropriation of public funds.
The Constitutional Court calls for partial elections to fill the vacant seats in the electoral districts of Benslimane and Fès South, following the dismissal of deputies Said Zaidi and Abdelkader El Boussairi, both members of the House of Representatives.
Several Moroccan deputies call for the ban of TikTok in Morocco. They are concerned about the quality of content published on this Chinese social network, which, according to them, poses a danger to youth.
The deputy of the socialist group in the House of Representatives, Aïcha El Karji, questioned the government on the lack of interest in mountain tourism in Morocco.
In the Moroccan Parliament, opposition groups have proposed amendments to the 2024 Finance Bill (PLF), one of which aims to encourage engagement in the organized economy and improve the attractiveness of the self-employed system.
Majority parliamentary deputies disapprove of the increase from 2.5% to 30% in customs duties on imported smartphones, provided for in the 2024 Finance Bill (PLF). Some advocate a tax on luxury phones, particularly high-end iPhones and Samsungs.
The increase in taxes on alcoholic beverages is not unanimous in the Moroccan parliament. While some deputies are in favor, others reject this measure, calling instead for a ban on alcohol consumption.