The former Moroccan Prime Minister, Abdelilah Benkirane, came to the defense of Aziz Akhannouch, current head of government of the Cherifian kingdom, in the face of the multiple calls for the resignation launched against the latter.
While the “Akhannouch get out” campaign, launched on the various social media platforms in Morocco, is in full swing, against the backdrop of the resignation demanded by the head of the government of the Cherifian kingdom, a man stands up as a shield. This is former Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane, who defends Aziz Akhannouch.
“I am against people who demand the departure of Akhannouch now”, condemned the former head of the Moroccan government, who said he was surprised by the campaign launched on social networks, claiming the head of Prime Minister of King Mohammed VI. . Benkirane asks Moroccans to grant a one-year grace period to the head of government to find solutions to Moroccans’ problems.
Addressing, yesterday Saturday February 19, the members of the national council of the PJD, meeting in ordinary session, these February 19 and 20, Benkirane specifies that after this deadline, it will be up to King Mohammed VI “to organize early elections, as in 2011”, in order to appoint another head of government.
Secretary General of the PJD, Abdelilah Benkirane warns against any operation of settlement of accounts and other conspiracies of which Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch could be the victim, through the launch of this campaign aimed at demanding his resignation. Faced with rising food and fuel prices, Moroccans are demanding the head of the head of government.
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