The Minister of Agriculture defends the government’s tallies

The leadership of the National Rally of Liberals defended the outcome of the party-led government, recording that the latter fulfilled the promises it made in the government programme.

Mohamed Seddiqi, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests, said in a meeting organized by the youth community in the Nouaceur province within the framework of introducing the government’s tally for half of the state, that “the government has respected its program and is working to implement it in light of the difficult circumstances that our country and the world are going through,” noting. He pointed out that “the situation was managed perhaps more than the capabilities that were previously available.”

A member of the political bureau of the “Dove” party, in the same meeting held on Thursday evening in the Oulad Saleh group in Nouaceur, stressed that the outcome of half the government’s mandate “we are proud of it and Moroccans are proud of it, because it is the outcome of a mandate and not the half.”

The same official pointed out that the government came in light of the post-Corona situation, “a moment in which we found the economic wheel at a standstill,” but that did not prevent, according to him, the implementation of its programs thanks to the work of its president, Aziz Akhannouch.

He pointed out that the government worked during this period to overcome the delay in implementing the water vision, stressing that the major project for the irrigation program launched by the King is being ensured by the Prime Minister to implement it.

My friend said, “Connecting the Sebou Dam was a dream, and the government completed it in seven months,” adding: “If this connection had not occurred, northern Casablanca would have experienced major problems.”

The government member continued to praise the latter’s work, saying, “Desalinating seawater was also a dream, but the government made it a project,” adding that “the Chtouka Ait Baha station contributed to the abundance of tomatoes, which would have been non-existent in the absence of this station, and this is the effect of what it did.” The government has it.”

My friend recorded that “these structured projects in the water program, for which a budget of 143 billion dirhams was allocated, the delay in them was corrected within a year, as for the first time the government is addressing the water problem in a strategic manner.”