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The House of Representatives will convene its weekly oversight session on Monday to review the performance of the government. Parliamentary committees will ask a range of ministers questions on issues that include the rising number of divorces, corruption, conflicts of interest, the impact of recent floods, water security, and the development of industrial zones. In the justice portfolio, questions will focus on the trend of family breakdown and the increasing divorce rate in Morocco, the social and familial challenges that accompany it, and possible measures to curb the phenomenon. Minister of Justice Abdel Latif Hbib will be asked to explain the government’s policy on conflicts of interest, the use of influence, and the broader fight against corruption and the promotion of integrity and transparency in public administration. Parliamentary groups will also examine the government’s plan to reduce conflicts of interest and to complete the legislative framework that protects public affairs from such risks. Other topics in the justice debate will include updates on the review of the criminal code, the issue of judicial assistance, the reduction of child marriage, and the problems that have arisen from the implementation of the new civil procedure law. The backlog of cases in the courts and its effect on case‑processing times and the right to justice will also be discussed, as it directly relates to the effectiveness of the judicial system and the quality of services provided to litigants. In the sector of water, environment and forests, the session will address water security and flood prevention amid climate challenges and the recent floods that affected several regions of the kingdom. Ministers will be questioned about the serious consequences of those floods, the measures taken to mitigate their impact, and the readiness of infrastructure and water facilities to confront natural hazards and reduce potential losses. Questions will cover the ministry’s strategy for ensuring water security, the government’s plan to strengthen protection against flood risks, and the sustainability of water resources in the face of scarcity and climate change. Parliamentarians will also discuss a desalination project as a strategic option to increase water supply and diversify sources, and will evaluate the government’s efforts to strengthen national water security. In the industry, trade, investment and economic integration portfolio, the focus will be on the development of industrial zones in Morocco, their qualification and attractiveness. The aim is to promote domestic and foreign investment, stimulate the productive fabric and create employment opportunities. Article source: Alyoum24 | Image credit: Alyoum24
The House of Representatives will convene its weekly oversight session on Monday to review the performance of the government. Parliamentary committees will ask a range of ministers questions on issues that include the rising number of divorces, corruption, conflicts of interest, the impact of recent floods, water security, and the development of industrial zones. In the justice portfolio, questions will focus on the trend of family breakdown and the increasing divorce rate in Morocco, the social and familial challenges that accompany it, and possible measures to curb the phenomenon. Minister of Justice Abdel Latif Hbib will be asked to explain the government’s policy on conflicts of interest, the use of influence, and the broader fight against corruption and the promotion of integrity and transparency in public administration. Parliamentary groups will also examine the government’s plan to reduce conflicts of interest and to complete the legislative framework that protects public affairs from such risks. Other topics in the justice debate will include updates on the review of the criminal code, the issue of judicial assistance, the reduction of child marriage, and the problems that have arisen from the implementation of the new civil procedure law. The backlog of cases in the courts and its effect on case‑processing times and the right to justice will also be discussed, as it directly relates to the effectiveness of the judicial system and the quality of services provided to litigants. In the sector of water, environment and forests, the session will address water security and flood prevention amid climate challenges and the recent floods that affected several regions of the kingdom. Ministers will be questioned about the serious consequences of those floods, the measures taken to mitigate their impact, and the readiness of infrastructure and water facilities to confront natural hazards and reduce potential losses. Questions will cover the ministry’s strategy for ensuring water security, the government’s plan to strengthen protection against flood risks, and the sustainability of water resources in the face of scarcity and climate change. Parliamentarians will also discuss a desalination project as a strategic option to increase water supply and diversify sources, and will evaluate the government’s efforts to strengthen national water security. In the industry, trade, investment and economic integration portfolio, the focus will be on the development of industrial zones in Morocco, their qualification and attractiveness. The aim is to promote domestic and foreign investment, stimulate the productive fabric and create employment opportunities.
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