Mohammed VI calls for legislative term to mark economic and social turning point
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Aip
At the opening of the autumn parliamentary session, Mohammed VI called for the new legislative and government term to mark a turning point for Morocco’s economy and social justice. The king advocated a balance between growth and territorial justice, while highlighting the continuation of reforms, according to his speech delivered on 9 October 2026.
King Mohammed VI on Friday 9 October 2026 called for the new legislative and government term to mark an economic and social turning point for Morocco. In a speech delivered at the opening of the autumn parliamentary session, he advocated a balance between economic growth and social and territorial justice, reports the Ivorian News Agency (AIP).
The monarch reaffirmed the kingdom’s ambition to become a reliable emerging economic power. Morocco’s 12th legislature opens in this context, following the announcement of the opening of the parliamentary session by Mohammed VI.
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