The Minister in charge of Relations with Parliament, Government Spokesperson, Mustapha Baitas is back in business after an absence for contamination with Covid-19.
He declared during the traditional weekly press conference which follows the Council of Government on this Thursday, January 20, that the aggression against a 79-year-old French national who cost him his life on Saturday in a market in Tiznit, is not not a common occurrence in Morocco and that it was more of an isolated incident.
These attacks occurred in all countries and not only in Morocco, maintained Baitas in response to questions from journalists about the dramatic events in Tiznit and Agadir. These misdeeds were linked to a person with a particular psychological status, he said.
On the other hand, commenting on the harsh criticism of the opposition parties on the symbolic first 100 days of the government, the government spokesperson considered it natural that the opposition would be dissatisfied with the performance of the government, otherwise the democratic concepts would be dysfunctional. even disproportionate.
” The elections of September 8 had the effect of imbalances in agreements and other small arrangements between political parties “, he underlined. According to him, “iWe must stop using the framework in place before, today we are faced with a new politico-social contract “.
To support his remarks, Mustapha Baitas will say that ” the contract of September 8 is not made to talk too much, but to work. The time is much more for production in view of the great needs of social and economic services “.
” In a hundred days, a number of clues indicate that the government is aware of the constraints “, he argued.
He then switched to the question of the opening of the borders, which some were expecting, relying on the declaration of the Head of Government on Wednesday on the airwaves of the “Al-Oula” and “2M” channels, which links the question to respect the orientations of the scientific committees which base their decision on the evolutions and developments of the pandemic.
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